Featured Robotics Projects Built by Kids

We are girls in STEM, and we solved a problem by building a robot that bowls for us. Using a servo motor and a custom-built ramp, our ball shooter bot lets us practice batting without needing a bowler. This is what happens when teamwork, sports, and robotics come together.

I invented a smart dustbin that opens with a touch sensor, so you never have to touch a dirty lid again. I used my own design and coding to make it work. This project shows how we can use technology to make our homes cleaner and more hygienic.

I created a smart clothesline that automatically pulls clothes under a shed when its rain sensor detects water. This project uses an Arduino and a motor driver to solve a common household problem, ensuring the laundry never gets wet from unexpected rain.

At just six years old, I built my very own Archery Bot. It’s not just a toy; it’s a project that taught me about focus, precision, and mechanics. This shows that you're never too young to start building and innovating.

I started by building an Obstacle Avoider Bot, but then I challenged myself to make it smarter. I modified the code and sensors to convert it into a Table Follower Bot that can navigate edges without falling. This shows how we learn to adapt and improve our creations.

Hear directly from my students about what they love most about our classes. From building their coolest projects like a mopping bot to the joy of learning new things, their excitement and happiness are the real measures of success.

Our team, Be a Robonaut #10, proudly competed at the Technoxian World Robotic Championship. Out of 80 teams, we made it to the Top 30, showcasing the high-level skills, teamwork, and dedication my students develop here.