Nour Ben Salem
Nour Ben Salem
Robotic Mentore — Arduino, sensors and educational prototyping.
Who am I?
A mentor dedicated to practical learning of robotics.
Nour Ben Salem is presented in this page as the main mentor of the Robotic Club Day. Its role is to accompany the participants during the practical workshops, to help them understand the basics of robotic assembly and to guide them in solving technical problems.
This card is designed for the Hona demonstration. She highlights her pedagogical role in the event, without pretending to be a true verified biography.
Course and role during the event
As part of the day, Nour intervenes on workshops related to electronics, sensors and the installation of prototypes. It helps teams move from a simple schema to a robot capable of concrete action.
Presentation of basic electronic components.
Support in the assembly of wheeled robots.
Helps to diagnose connection problems.
Advice on the use of sensors.
Team preparation for the line tracker challenge.
Areas of intervention
The main axes of its support.
Arduino: understand simple inputs, outputs and connections.
Sensors: use line, distance, light or motion sensors.
Assembly: assemble a stable and functional educational robot.
Tests: identify errors, correct connections and adjust behaviour.
Teamwork: assign roles between editing, code, testing and presentation.
Contribution to the day
6
Workshops accompanied
150
Expected participants
12
Mentors mobilized
1
Final challenge framed
Team
Firas Haddad
Coach workshop — robot line follower and engine tests.
Ines Mansouri
Coach programming — debug and optimization.
Malek Jaziri
Jury mini-competition — technical criteria and team spirit.
Message to participants
A word for young people who discover robotics.
"A robot that doesn't work at first is not a failure. This is often the beginning of true learning: to observe, understand, correct and test again."
The day encourages participants to experience without fear, ask questions and learn in a team.
Attend the day
Registration is open until 23 July 2026. The places are limited and the workshops are divided according to the declared level.