Sibling innovators Saaketh and Saahithi Madhuvarsu are the founders of Busy Buzzy Bots, a nonprofit using creativity and compassion to make STEM education fun and accessible for all. In their talk, they share how curiosity, coding, and community impact come together to empower young minds—and how their workshops and kits are changing lives around the world. Their story proves that age is no barrier to innovation or making a difference.Saaketh and Saahithi Madhuvarsu are the sibling founders of Busy Buzzy Bots, a nonprofit dedicated to making STEM education accessible and inspiring for all. Saaketh, a creative middle schooler with a passion for robotics and basketball, began coding at five and has since built 10+ apps and advanced robotics projects. Saahithi, a driven high schooler, channels her love for tech and innovation into developing mobile apps, STEM kits, and exploring AI in healthcare.Together, they lead hands-on workshops and design educational kits that have reached hundreds of young learners. All profits support underprivileged children worldwide with food, education, and shelter. United by curiosity, compassion, and a love of problem-solving, they aim to spark a lifelong love of STEM in the next generation. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx