Khaberni - Reflecting the vision of Arab Amman University in supporting creative students and enhancing their skills in digital manufacturing, innovation, and entrepreneurship, a number of university students participated in the activities of the Makers 2025 forum held at Ras Al Ain Gallery - Amman, organized by the Crown Prince Foundation as part of the Makerspace initiative, with broad participation from institutions, companies, universities, and individuals from various sectors.
On this occasion, Dr. Samer Ayasrah, the director of the Center for Innovation, Entrepreneurship, and Creativity in the university, emphasized that participating in this forum represents an important opportunity to enhance communication with the national innovation system, opening up to industrial institutions and youth initiatives that encourage entrepreneurial thinking and practical work, and contributing to the support of innovation and digital manufacturing. During the forum, Arab Amman University students presented a range of creative projects and ideas that reflected their ability to employ modern technologies to solve societal and industrial challenges, with the university's corner receiving significant attention and admiration from visitors and participating entities.
The participating projects included the following: an FPV drone project, an all-terrain vehicle project by student Mohammed Abu Amsha from the College of Aviation Sciences, the MechaMinds Sumo Robot team consisting of students Abeer Fayez, Noor Al-Nasairah, and Huda Hammad from the College of Information Technology, the Oct7 Sumo Robot team which included students Ahmad You, Nouras Bin Tarif from the College of Aviation Sciences, Jihad Al-Ouda, and Ali Shahin from the College of Information Technology, and the TriNova Sumo Robot team which consisted of students Sundus Kayali, Aroub Ghanem, Reema Aql from the College of Information Technology, and the Lore Sumo Robot team which included student Ahmad Nebras, Bisan Asmaran, Rama Raed, and Youssef Yassin from the College of Information Technology.
It is noted that the Makers Forum is one of the most prominent national events that gather creative individuals, engineers, and young manufacturers from various academic and entrepreneurial institutions, aiming to spread the culture of local manufacturing and enhance sustainable innovation in Jordan.
