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Update on the Introduction of the Scout STEM Badge in Nigeria I am John Ikidi, an Examiner for the Scouts STEM Badge in Nigeria, It is with great honor and excitement that I share with you the progress of the Scout STEM Badge initiative in Nigeria, as well as the incredible support and vision it has inspired on a global scale. Following our proposal to introduce the Scout STEM Badge in, the project has gained significant momentum. I’m thrilled to announce that the initiative has been successfully launched across Nigeria and is being adopted in neighboring countries. This program is spearheaded by the Bright Minds Foundation and aligns with our commitment to empowering young people with essential STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) skills to drive innovation and global impact. Global Recognition and Support: During this initiative’s launch, Mr. David Berg, Ad-Interim Secretary General of the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM), welcomed the idea with great enthusiasm. He emphasized the importance of adding more badges like the STEM Badge to address the evolving needs of Scouts and encouraged reforms that prioritize underserved Scouts in Africa. Additionally, Mr. Frederic Tutu Kama-Kama, Regional Director for Africa, underscored the critical role of cutting-edge technology in strengthening global collaboration. He highlighted how initiatives like the Scout STEM Badge can pave the way for greater unity among Scouts worldwide while fostering meaningful learning experiences. Project Highlights and Success Stories: • More STEM, Less Social Media: The program emphasizes shifting young minds from harmful social media distractions to innovation and problem-solving, directly contributing to UN SDG 4 (Quality Education) by ensuring inclusive and equitable learning opportunities for all. • Inspiring the Next Generation: UMMA SALMA, a Girl Scout leader, has mentored children of Breadshop customers to develop world-first IoT STEM projects using runlinc technology. These projects have led to success in competitions, scholarships, and job placements. • Cutting-Edge Demonstration: First-Class Electrical Engineering graduate Abdul Jimoh showcased the runlinc Hakka Technology, where he replaced 542 lines of difficult C++ coding with just 16 lines of easy coding to create an IoT Chicken Feeder. His innovation highlights how runlinc reduces complexity, saving time and resources. Why This Matters: This world-first initiative introduces Scouts to the groundbreaking possibilities of satellite IoT STEM technology, fostering critical thinking and equipping them to tackle global challenges like climate change and disaster response. Through hands-on experience with the runlinc Myriota satellite IoT STEM Badge, Scouts are gaining skills that prepare them to: • Develop IoT solutions for real-world challenges. • Participate in cultural exchange through global collaboration. • Build a sustainable and innovative future. Call to Action: This is a multicultural and global initiative that democratizes access to STEM education and technology. However, its success depends on the collective support of educators, sponsors, and STEM advocates. We invite you to join us in scaling this transformative program, empowering Scouts to become the problem-solvers and leaders of tomorrow. Together, let us champion the vision of “More STEM, Less Social Media” and create a brighter, smarter, and more sustainable future for Scouts worldwide. Thank you for your continued support. Yours in Scouting, John Ikidi

https://youtu.be/brucGF2jEKA Students Democratise Space! Implement satellite 🛰️ IoT STEM projects using Myriota Transceiver and runlinc Easy Coding with few lines instead of hundreds of lines of codes. SpaceX launch video 17 August 2024 (AEST). Amongst the payload was South Australian Government funded A$6.5 million Kanyini IoT satellite 🛰️ which enables students around the world to use runlinc and Myriota Transceiver to make satellite 🛰️ IoT STEM projects for the first time in remote places eg bushfire or flash flood early warning ⚠️ systems, smart farming, environment, wildlife and assets tracking. https://www.space.com/spacex-transporter-11-rocket-launch-webcast Examples of satellite 🛰️ IoT projects University Alex Farmer’s runlinc Myriota satellite 🛰️ IoT Smart Farm water leakage monitoring project. Alex found part time employment at Aerospace company 3 months after he started first year electronics engineering at Flinders University. https://youtu.be/7PKUxNTVnh4?si=dzBHRe3lQP72_P59 Secondary school 13 year old Valar impressed Royal Adelaide Show 2024 Competitions judges, parents and students with her satellite 🛰️ IoT beehives bushfire early warning system in remote places which have no mobile network and no internet. She won Overall First Prize A$3000 to present at Malaysian Invention Innovation convention (MyIIC) in Penang Malaysia on 8,9,10 December 2024. https://youtu.be/meN_X5tKP2U Primary school 11-Year-Old Irfan Stuns Penang Chief Minister with Ground-breaking runlinc Hakka Technology and Myriota Satellite IoT Innovation enabled by South Australian Government funded $6.5 million Kanyini IoT satellite. https://youtu.be/ocEQSikedUc Kanyini Mission - SASIC https://sasic.sa.gov.au/precinctsprojects/sasat1-space-services-mission/

Hassan is organising with John Ikidi to go to Abuja to present “Scout Creating a better world” through Scouts Democratise Space. World First runlinc Myriota satellite IoT Scout STEM BADGE to create Gender Equality SDG5. Create an ASR SISTER Unma Salma Rabiu Legacy of World Girl Scout leader to democratise space. More STEM Less Social Media Scouts in School curriculum Scale Thailand 🇹🇭STEMSEL PLEARN HOUSE Battle of AI TTV Hassan is Scout in Kaduna State in Nigeria working with John Ikidi a proud member of Hakka Association of South Australia HAKKSA to be the the First of the 57 millions Scouts to earn the Scout satellite 🛰️ IoT STEM BADGE using the World First runlinc Hakka Technology satellite 🛰️ IoT for STEM made possible by Kanyini LEO satellite 🛰️ funded A$6.5 million by the South Australian Government and the Myriota transceiver.

UN SDG5 Gender Equality: GIRL SCOUTS Democratise Space A SCOUT STEM BADGE which demonstrates Social Economic impact to create a better world. Girl Scouts increase customers to Breadshop so that Breadshop owner can give bread to underserved people. How? UMMA SALMA leads Girl Scouts to mentor Breadshop customers children to make World First runlinc satellite 🛰️ IoT STEM projects to win competitions Scholarships and jobs like Valar Rajesh, Alex Farmer using runlinc competitive advantage of few lines of Easy Coding instead of hundreds of lines of Difficult Coding demonstrated by First Class Honours Electrical Engineering graduate Abdul Jimoh’s IoT Chicken Feeder. Abdul Jimoh explains how he replaced 542 lines of Difficult Coding C++ with 16 lines of Easy Coding using runlinc Hakka Technology to save time and money. https://youtu.be/brucGF2jEKA

[21 Jan 2025, 6:40pm] Miroslav Kostecki: Pictures of Moustafa in Kuwait Scouts Youth Empowerment Conference Explaining his Life Saving Free Solar House Social Economic impact on Sudan War Community.... SCOUTS STEM BADGE: Mustafa Scout - Creating a Better World PROJECT Life Saving Free Solar House Based on runlinc STEM IoT to create Social Economic Impact SOCIAL IMPACT Help the Sudan community who have no power or water because of the war to... Refrigerate Insulin Pump water from ground to make bread Charge mobile phone More STEM Less Social Media ECONOMIC IMPACT Increase solar customers in order to reduce monthly repayments How: Help customers to win competitions. scholarships and jobs using runlinc STEM IoT competitive advantage

[12:21 PM, 1/21/2025] Miroslav Kostecki: International Scouts IoT STEM Badge Project Creating a better world More STEM Less Social Media SDG 4 Quality Education World First runlinc Myriota satellite 🛰️ IoT STEM Badge Abdul Jimoh’s IoT Chicken Feeder reduced 542 lines of Difficult Coding C++ to 16 lines of runlinc Easy Coding Moustafa's Life Saving Free Solar House Social Economic impact on Sudan War Community Left to Right / Top to Bottom... Hassan Hamisu ( Nigeria ) Moustafa with Scouts Group Master Hassan ( Egypt ) John Ikidi ( Support visit to Nigeria - from Australia ) Munir Abubakar with Scouts Leader ( Nigeria ) Khalid Hassan ( Nigeria ) Joyce Bagu ( Nigeria ) Miro Kostecki ( Australia ) [5:49 PM, 1/21/2025] Miroslav Kostecki: The Journey of ASR: Bridging Continents, Building Futures with World First runlinc satellite 🛰️ IoT for STEM students. In a world that grows increasingly connected, a bold initiative called ASR (Allied Synergy for Resilience) emerged, uniting four nations under one ambitious goal: to inspire and empower communities across continents. Each node in the ASR network held a unique purpose and strength, woven together to build a future of collaboration and shared progress. 1. ASR Australia (NOVAFAST) At the heart of innovation, ASR Australia led the charge with ground-breaking industrial solutions. NOVAFAST became a symbol of ingenuity, driving progress in engineering and technology to address global challenges. Their work inspired others in the ASR network to embrace resilience and sustainability. 2. ASR Malaysia (T7) In Malaysia, ASR partnered with T7, a leader in advanced technologies and education. Together, they cultivated a hub for nurturing innovation, emphasizing the power of knowledge and research to uplift society. This connection strengthened bonds with other ASR chapters by promoting the exchange of ideas. 3. ASR Nigeria ASR Nigeria represented the dynamic energy of Africa, harnessing the continent’s immense potential. They served as the heartbeat of the network, fostering grassroots initiatives, entrepreneurial ventures, and community-based programs. Their vision of unity inspired others to see strength in diversity. 4. ASR Uganda (Cavendish University) In Uganda, ASR joined forces with Cavendish University to invest in the next generation of leaders. They championed education as the key to unlocking untapped potential, providing tools for empowerment and societal transformation. This partnership underscored the importance of knowledge-sharing within the ASR family. ASR Uganda 🇺🇬 is the First in Africa to implement World First runlinc Myriota satellite 🛰️ IoT for STEM students. The Interconnected Bonds The thick lines connecting ASR Australia to ASR Malaysia and ASR Nigeria to ASR Uganda symbolized deep collaboration and shared goals. The dotted lines represented the aspirations and ongoing efforts to bridge the remaining gaps. Together, these connections created a resilient network, proving that no challenge was insurmountable when nations unite. The Vision Forward Through partnerships like these, ASR became a beacon of hope for the world. It showed that when communities prioritize mutual respect, education, and innovation, they could create sustainable futures for everyone. Their story continues, reminding us that greatness is achieved not in isolation but in the strength of collective efforts. And so, ASR forged ahead, proving that the world is always better when we work together.

[19 Jan 2025, 1:34pm] Miroslav Kostecki: Part I MyIIC STEMSEL Workshop at University Science Malaysia (USM) Penang on 8 December 2024. Dr Somporn, Miro and colleagues from Malaysia, India, USA Australia presented runlinc IoT Solar Tracker and World First runlinc satellite 🛰️ IoT for STEM installed at PLEARN Stay Innovation Centre in Thailand. The Inventors Innovators conference audience were deeply appreciative of a unique opportunity to participate in a World First. https://youtu.be/c8_0UItF6hg?feature=shared [19 Jan 2025, 1:34pm] Miroslav Kostecki: Part II MyIIC STEMSEL Workshop at University Science Malaysia (USM) Penang on 8 December 2024. It was an eye opener for MyIIC audience when the PLEARN Stay Solar Tracker in Thailand was controlled from USM Penang. 2.20 minutes into video. Solar Tracker in Thailand controlled from Penang Malaysia. 4.20 minutes into video. Malaysian Prime Minister Adviser on Good Governance Dr Mazlan gave thumbs up. He was with NOVAFAST CEO Charles Figallo OSJ OAM. https://youtu.be/fP9XU5SSB70?feature=shared

[14/1/2025, 6:05pm]John Ikidi:@⁨Mustafa New1 Mob Sara Walled Solar⁩ how are you doing? Can you connect and talk to the scout there in Kuwait 🇰🇼! Collect their numbers I’d like to discuss Abdul Jimoh’s beautiful story video with them Let me know if it’s possible.

Dr Somporn explains Difficulties with Difficult Coding compare to runlinc IoT Easy Coding Dr Somporn is a Fellow of the 11 countries ASEAN Academy of Engineering and Technology (AAET). He is a Professor at Prince of Songkla University PSU in South Thailand and the Director of American Corner STEM Satellite 🛰️ IoT centre at PSU. [9:42 AM, 1/10/2025] Kiran Bhatta: Wow amazing [11:07 AM, 1/10/2025] Miroslav Kostecki: runlinc Easy Coding and C++ Difficult Coding Project2 in runlinc online projects Control webpage with 2 buttons to turn light on and off anywhere in the world via the internet. a. 120 lines Arduino C++ coding and 20 pages instructions https://runlinc.com/downloads/Bench%20test%20Arduino%20Web%20server%202%20LEDS%20pc1.pdf b. 2 lines of runlinc Easy Coding. [11:12 AM, 1/10/2025] Miroslav Kostecki: The 20 page Arduino document above creates 2 buttons on a web page to turn on / off a buzzer or a LED light The document to create 2 buttons on a web page using runlinc is project 4 ( home automation ) in the runlinc beginners project folder https://runlinc.com/E32W%20projects/Beginners%20E32W/Project%20B4%20-%20Automation%20Control%20(runlinc%20e32%20version).pdf [11:35 AM, 1/10/2025] Miroslav Kostecki: This morning I spoke to some of you about the difference between difficult Internet of things ( IoT ) and runlinc IoT Please put your draft picture / diagrams here so I can check and suggest improvements

Legacy of Charles Figallo OSJ OAM 9 January 2025 Miro: Today I was really surprised to see Einstein on Novafast office building. Einstein says imagination is more important than knowledge. Imagine 57 Million SCOUTS Democratise Space! Social Economic Impact Scouts Valar Rajesh, Alex Farmer use World First runlinc Myriota satellite IoT to win STEM competitions, scholarships and jobs. Use Quality Education SDG4 to create More STEM less social media. Free Bread / Free Solar Power / Free Room / Free Education

Breaking news. 13 year old Valar Rajesh says runlinc Satellite IoT Easy Coding Competitive Advantage of a few lines of Easy Coding instead of hundreds of lines of difficult coding C++ helped her to win 2024 Royal Adelaide Show STEM competitions. The judges called Valar’s runlinc satellite 🛰️ IoT project a World First and a GameChanger for STEM education because they have not come across students using satellite 🛰️ IoT capabilities in their projects. Valar showed her runlinc Easy Coding Satellite 🛰️ IoT Beehives Bushfire Early Warning System saves time and money in making STEM IoT AI projects. https://youtu.be/Vldexd80NG0 After seeing Valar’s and Alex Farmer’s runlinc Easy Coding satellite 🛰️ projects at APU University in Malaysia, Juicy Kadressen a final year Electrical and Electronics Engineering student responded quickly. He immediately took the rare opportunity to join STEMSEL to share his experience on Difficult Coding C++ with Malaysian Prime Minister’s Good Governance anti corruption adviser, Minister and Deputy Minister of Science Technology Innovation. He confirmed it is not possible to complete Valar’s or Alex’s satellite 🛰️ IoT projects using Difficult Coding C++ in the short time based on runlinc Easy Coding. Juicy’s quick response opens up a life changing opportunity to support STEM Students Democratise Space project earmarked by Malaysian Prime Minister’s Good Governance Adviser. He wants Malaysian students to use runlinc Quality Education SDG4 competitive advantage to win STEM Competitions, Scholarship and jobs and ultimately cost savings in STEM education. Malaysian Prime Minister (PM) hosts ASEAN 2025 and invited the former PM of Thailand Thaksin Sinawatra as adviser.