Classover Expands AI and Robotics Learning Programs with Walimaker Partnership

The collaboration aims to develop robotics education experiences for K-12 students.

Mar. 13, 2026 at 2:11pm

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Classover Holdings Inc., a leading provider of K-12 educational AI, has announced a strategic partnership with Walimaker, a robotics education company. Through this collaboration, the companies plan to develop robotics learning experiences that combine programming, engineering design, and hands-on experimentation, allowing students to build and program robots while learning core STEM concepts.

Why it matters

Robotics programming and artificial intelligence are increasingly becoming foundational skills for the next generation of students. This partnership represents Classover's strategy to expand into robotics and AI-driven education experiences, providing students with immersive STEM learning opportunities.

The details

The collaboration will integrate Classover's education platform, learning centers, and summer camp channels with Walimaker's robotics curriculum and hands-on engineering systems. The programs are designed to help students develop engineering thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills through practical experimentation and interactive projects.

  • The partnership was announced on March 13, 2026.

The players

Classover Holdings Inc.

A leading provider of K-12 educational AI and a publicly traded company on the NASDAQ exchange under the ticker symbol KIDZ.

Walimaker

A robotics education company specializing in robotics programming curriculum and technology-enabled STEM learning systems.

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What’s next

The companies plan to explore introducing robotics education programs to the North American K-12 market, with any formal commercial arrangements subject to future definitive agreements.

The takeaway

This partnership highlights the growing importance of integrating robotics, programming, and AI into K-12 education to prepare students for technology-driven careers of the future.