المملكة: “Drone Falcons” prepares orphans for the labor market in the field of technology

Participants in the “Drone Falcons” program have completed the second week, which is organized by the Takamul Center for Orphan Care and Development of the Al-Bir Society in Al-Ahsa Governorate, as part of the “Bakra Enrichment” program initiatives.
It aims to enable participants to explore the capabilities of drones and employ them in innovative civil applications.
The center’s director, Saleh Al-Hamad, said: The “Drone Falcons” program, which extends over a period of 8 weeks with a weekly meeting every Saturday, focuses on training students to operate drones and use them in preparing innovative technical projects.

Conclusion of the research phase

At the end of the second week, the participants concluded the research phase of the sources proposed by the training team to identify the research problem and approve the final projects, which represents an essential step in developing their technical ideas.
For her part, training supervisor Kholoud Al-Sultan said: “The program aims to hone the participants’ skills to become innovators capable of employing drones in various civil fields, such as smart agriculture, environmental monitoring, and disaster management, thus enhancing their technical and creative capabilities to serve society.”

Technical education for orphans

She added that the “Drone Falcons” program is one of the qualitative initiatives of the Takamul Center for Orphan Care and Development, as it seeks to provide advanced technical education that provides orphans with exceptional opportunities for growth and excellence, with a focus on preparing a generation capable of facing the challenges of the future with advanced technical skills.