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Culture
April 21, 2023

Superbet Foundation has become the partner of RobotX team!

Superbet Foundation has become partner of the most awarded robotics club in Romania. With a history of more than 7 years and 10 gold medals won at international competitions and international robotics fairs, RobotX team will have also this year (2023) a finalist in the Dean’s List Award competition in Houston. 

Alexia Neamțu, a student of Traian Lălescu High School in Hunedoara and a great robotics and technology enthusiast, will represent Romania this year in one of the biggest robotics competitions in the world. 

Last year (2022), the RobotX team had Brianna Alexandra Stan, the first non-US winner of the competition, in the Dean’s List Award final. 

With support from the Superbet Foundation, this year Team RobotX will send Alexia Neamțu and her mentor Adrian Budiul to the grand final of the competition in Houston.  

Alexia’s team creations include “Reliability of electronics in space”, “Click-in” (a system of interconnectable, 3D-printed components) and “Digital Thermometer” (a digital thermometer that consists only of a calibrated copper wire so that its electrical resistance is displayed on a digital multimeter as an absolute temperature). 

The Superbet Foundation supports the passion for robotics and technology of the young generation and we want to popularize these fields among schools in Romania.

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matricearomaneascastire
Culture
April 30, 2020

A step forward for culture – Superbet Foundation supports Matricea Românească magazine

Superbet Foundation supports the continuation of the publication of Matricea Românească magazine and starts a new program of merit scholarships for students. 

The Superbet Foundation’s involvement in the Matricea Românească project is aimed at keeping the cultural pillar in the attention of young people and transmitting strong moral landmarks to posterity. 

We believe in the motto “Children are the future” and we want every child to have access to a healthy education and the freedom to choose a series of values important for a good development. 

The partnership between Superbet Foundation and Matricea Românească also includes a scholarship project for rural students. 

Unfortunately, tens of thousands of rural children are forced to drop out of the education system in Romania because of the limited possibilities. Through this scholarship project, we want to give them the opportunity to continue their studies and make the best of their lives. 

We are happy to be with our partners from Matricea Românească and we will continue to support the approach of young people and children to the cultural domain.

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Culture
March 3, 2020

The tradition of culture must be preserved – Superbet Foundation supports the continuity of Dilema Veche magazine

The Superbet Foundation financially supports Dilema Veche magazine for the continuity of a cultural tradition. 

“Books make you miss places you’ve never been”, and the Superbet Foundation has chosen to partner with Dilema Veche magazine to support readers’ passion for books. 

With each book we read we enrich our knowledge, and the classic reading, on paper, retains a mystery for literary enthusiasts. Although the old methods seem more and more used, the Superbet Foundation wanted to preserve an ancient habit and keep books in physical format on the market. 

In 2020, Dilema Veche was on the verge of ending physical book printing, with online having a strong hold on readers. 

However, a good proportion of literary enthusiasts prefer to savour a good book, flicking through page by page. The smell of the paper and the sound of flipping pages remain essential to many of us. 

To carry this beautiful habit forward, the Superbet Foundation has purchased 500 weekly subscriptions over a period of 6 months.  Sales have grown exponentially and with the support of the Superbet Foundation, print has been able to get back into the hands of readers.

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