Cyber Bear Robotics

The Cyber Bears is a competition team comprised of high school students from different schools.

10/12/2025

Finally the Truth!

10/09/2025

At age 26, Silas Adekunle became the World's Highest Paid Robotics Engineer in 2018. 🇳🇬

He built the world's first intelligent gaming robot, Mekamon at age 24 in 2016. It sold 500 units that same year.

He signed an exclusive deal with Apple in 2017.

He was on the 2018 Forbes Europe 30 Under 30: Technology list.

He holds First Class Honours in Robotics. He also has an honorary degree.

10/06/2025

Cyber Bear Robot Build Coming Soon! To expand robotics education opportunities in underserved areas, Cyber Bears Robotics has evolved into a competition. The University of Detroit Mercy is designing a robot prototype to support students from economically distressed counties in participating in robotics competitions. Students from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte are finalizing the website and marketing materials.

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08/18/2025

We are in beta testing to create something new!

The University of Detroit Mercy students will collaborate on developing our robot prototype to launch the Cyber Bear Build Robotic Competition, targeting underserved areas to ensure the African American Community prospers in the Digital Revolution.

07/12/2025

The TMT Youth Community Foundation is seeking to develop a comprehensive framework for a statewide high school robotics competition in North Carolina, specifically targeting Tier 1 and Tier 2 counties. These areas are economically disadvantaged and underserved in STEM education, making it crucial to create opportunities for youth engagement in robotics. The project aims to design strategies, toolkits, and digital systems that will make robotics accessible to students in rural and low-resource communities. By focusing on inclusivity and accessibility, the goal is to establish a replicable competition model that not only increases participation but also fosters long-term STEM education pipelines. This initiative will empower students, enhance their problem-solving skills, and inspire future careers in STEM fields.

03/17/2025

Ebenezer Baptist Church implemented a Cyber Bear Robotics curriculum for the youth in their Church.