Meet Grigor Khojayian, a 13-year-old inventive student of the Armath Engineering Lab. With your support, he can represent Armenia in the final stage of the World Robot Olympiad to be held in Singapore.

From an early age, Grigor has been walking the path that shapes Armenia’s technological future.
At the Armath lab in Aygut village, he studies the basics of engineering and teamwork, building robots that solve real community problems.

Together with his team, the robot he created has already earned Armenia a gold medal at an international competition in Slovenia. Now, the team faces the next important step — the World Robot Olympiad finals in Singapore.
To cover travel and participation expenses, Grigor needs $2,500.

If the team gets the chance to compete and succeed in Singapore, their project will continue developing and potentially reach the market.
Their innovation has already caught the attention of the industrial sector — the team has met with representatives of Gazprom Armenia to discuss ways to apply their project in practice.

Grigor’s story proves that innovation and the future begin at a young age, and that even from Armenia’s smallest villages, ideas can rise that inspire major companies and lead to real-world solutions.

He is not only building robots — he is building a bridge between education, industry, and the future.
Grigor can become a symbol of the generation that will transform Armenia through creativity, technology, and confidence in its own abilities.

Your contribution will help raise Armenia’s flag on another international stage.