This year's challenge for the students participating in the second robotics exhibition of the La Llavor project, held in Agramunt, was to design robots capable of interacting with five tin cans. Four of them represented active conflicts that the robots had to "turn off" as a symbol of ceasefire, while a fifth central can lit up to represent peace.

The initiative involved 180 students from 5th and 6th grade of primary school, as well as 1st and 2nd grade of secondary school. The Councilor for Education, Mònica Marquilles, highlighted the diversity of solutions provided by the different groups to solve the same challenge through robotics and programming. As a novelty, local entities such as Cal Carreter, responsible for creating the game boards, and the Mas Vell residence, which decorated the cans used as sensors, have collaborated.

The La Llavor project, promoted by bonÀrea with the support of local companies, educational centers, and the Agramunt City Council, is in its fourth year in the town. This initiative is consolidating itself as a way to guarantee access to technology for all students, regardless of their origin or gender.