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ENERGO-PRO Launches Interactive Electrical Safety Game for Students
MIND ON – DANGER OFF features 25 real-life situations that teach students to recognize risks when using electricity.
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On October 22, 2026, ENERGO-PRO introduced MIND ON – DANGER OFF, a new interactive educational game about using electricity safely. The first presentation took place with fifth-grade students at Chernorizets Hrabar Primary School in Varna, according to a company press release received by 5000.news.
The digital game contains 25 scenarios based on familiar situations, including using chargers, responding safely during storms and recognizing hazards around power lines and electrical facilities. Students identify risks and choose appropriate actions, receiving feedback on their decisions.
According to the company, artificial intelligence was used in developing the game, while its educational content was reviewed by electrical safety specialists. The game is part of the broader Switch On Your Mind, Switch Off Danger campaign, aimed at children, teachers and schools.
The platform is accessible online and offers interactive missions and explanatory resources. The campaign website also provides additional materials for different age groups. The game-based approach is designed to complement learning rather than replace guidance from teachers and safety experts.
Sources: ENERGO-PRO — MIND ON – DANGER OFF, official educational game; ENERGO-PRO — Switch On Your Mind, Switch Off Danger campaign.
Photo: Illustrative photograph of students working with digital devices: Anastassia Anufrieva / Unsplash. It does not show the presentation in Varna.











