The next support for the plastic waste recycling and filament production initiative for 3D printers implemented by the MGP Group operating under the Lifelong Learning School of Azerbaijan Technical University (AzTU) came from the 8th grade students of the Sattar Bahlulzadeh Foreign Languages-Focused Gymnasium.

As part of the visit, the students brought the plastic bottles they collected to AzTU and handed them over to the MGP Workshop. The students were accompanied by their class teachers Laman Babayeva and Ofelia Hazarkhanova, who also teaches biology and steam.

During the meeting, the schoolchildren watched the process of sorting, processing, and converting plastic waste into filament for 3D printers. MGP engineers provided the students with detailed information about modern technologies, software, and production stages used in this field, answering their numerous questions.

The students were introduced not only to the ecological project, but also to UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) technologies. They were shown engineering projects, aerodynamic design principles and control systems implemented in this area.

This initiative serves to increase interest in engineering and technology among schoolchildren, as well as to form a conscious approach to environmental protection. The participation of the Sattar Bahlulzadeh Foreign Languages ​​​​Oriented Gymnasium in the project is an important step in terms of developing the ecological thinking and technological skills of the younger generation from an early age.

As a result of the projects, students realize that protecting the environment is not only a duty, but also a creative process combined with innovation and technology.

Plastic waste recycling is not just a technical process - it also becomes an important step towards the formation of a new perspective in the minds of young people, becoming responsible and future-oriented citizens.