Integrating robotics into the curriculum not only teaches students to design and build machines but also enhances their ability to troubleshoot and innovate, as seen in schools where students have successfully developed solutions to real-world problems, such as automated recycling systems and disaster relief robots. Although some may argue that implementing robotics education requires significant investment in resources and teacher training, the long-term benefits far outweigh the initial costs, as schools with robust robotics programs have demonstrated enhanced student engagement and improved academic outcomes across STEM subjects.