Du parapluie volant à une communauté d'innovation robotique.

Every club has a starting point. For RoboGenius Club, it began with an idea that seemed almost impossible: a flying umbrella.

“What if an ordinary object could be transformed into something capable of flying through engineering and robotics?”

The project was born from this simple question. This idea sparked a desire to experiment, create, and push beyond conventional projects. More importantly, it brought together a group of students who shared the same curiosity and passion for technology.

From this first project came something bigger — the idea of building a community where students could turn ambitious ideas into real projects. This vision, initiated and driven by its founder Anass Zine El Abidine, led to the creation of RoboGenius Club at ENSA Fès (USMBA).

Since then, the club has grown into a space for learning, experimentation, and collaboration in robotics, embedded systems, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies. Through workshops, technical training, competitions, conferences, and collaborative projects, generations of members have continued to build upon the foundation laid by that first idea.