robotics

“I built my first robot that could navigate around the house without bumping into any obstacles. That night a realisation hit me—it isn’t really that difficult to make things, and that was how I was initiated into the world of robotics.”

Sridhar P, a teacher and mentor to students in a Bengaluru government school, was not going to let the lack of funds stop a group of talented students from participating in a robotics competition in Japan.

Around 140 virtual labs have been set up in these institutions to help students from various disciplines, such as electronics and robotics, to make up for the lack of physical labs.

From creating robots that play football to making them wrestle, these kids are learning math, science and programming without missing out on fun!

Nivetha, a young schoolgirl with no exposure to posh education, has built a robot supported by volunteers and her friends.

Passionate about teaching, Manoj Jamsandekar is on a mission to make robotics an accessible and affordable tool for forward-thinking education.

BRABO has been priced between Rs 5 lakh and Rs 7 lakh and can even be bought on EMIs.

With her new design, the Bee Saver Bot, Kavya is hoping to represent India at the First Lego League - European Open championship in Denmark, and collaborate with the Indian government she returns. It's all in a days work for this twelve-year-old.

e-Yantra is a popular annual robotics competition conducted by IIT Bombay that encourages innovative thinking among engineering students.

Sisters Aditi Prasad and Deepti Rao Suchindran, COO and CIO of Robotix Learning Solutions, are on a mission to inspire and educate young girls to learn to code and develop real-world programmes for real-world applications.