Robotics Workshop For Teachers

The objective of the workshop is to introduce an important skill set that could see your generstion. Working together to solve some of the world's greatest challenges.It is primarily a method that enables to become familiar with the numerous possibilities of STEM concepts (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). They also learn about the mechanics of robots and different parts of it. This also makes way for the learning of various physical and mathematical concepts.

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S.T.E.M. School Program

Nurturing natural curiosity of a child and guiding it in the right direction is at the core of the S.T.E.M. School Program.This comprehensive curriculum for K-12 grades uses experiential learning method that can be customised for schools offering international or national curricula taught by our trained teachers.

STEMPlay

Grade(1 To 4)

What if you could build a robot that creates its own art? In this project, you will create your own Art Bot. You can then customize your robot to change how it draws. This is a beginner-level project with no robotics experience necessary, so if you want to try building your own robot, this is a great place to start!

STEMElectronics

Grade(5 and 6)

Electrons, a component of atoms, and their use—known as electronics—play an important role in many pieces of household equipment. Basic electronics comprises the minimal “electronics components” that make up a part of everyday electronics equipment. some basic electronics components include like resistors, transistors, capacitors, diodes etc. That's why this kit offers the freedom to design your own circuits, learn about electric power, and figure things Works.

STEMBotics

Grade(7 and 10)

Curious learners will have a lot of fun as they engage with each robotics project or STEM activity inside this kit; they will explore the fundamentals of robotics engineering: building circuits, powering motors, and learning how robots capture and respond to information about their surroundings. If you want to build more advanced robots, you can always add a microcontroller, like an Arduino, to the basic robot and begin programming more complex behaviors

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