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The Makery & TechTinker Lab: Hands-On Innovation

byEkya NavaSchool campus located in PanathurStarts from1,60,000 ₹ Per Student / AnnumView full gallery

Where curiosity becomes concrete. Our lab is a playground for invention, blending robotics, coding, and craftsmanship.

In our TechTinker Lab, students get to build and program robots from scratch. This hands-on experience makes complex concepts in robotics and coding accessible and exciting.

From toys and keychains to useful gadgets, students in our TechTinker Lab learn to 3D print their own ideas, bringing digital designs into the physical world.

Learning to code becomes a fun, interactive project in our TechTinker Lab. Students work together on projects that build foundational programming skills in an engaging way.

A parent and child work together in our woodworking workshop. These collaborative sessions build confidence and create a special opportunity for families to learn and create together.

Our 3D Printing & Robotics workshops allow students to explore design, engineering, and automation through real-time prototyping.

Welcome to The Maker's Lab, where students design and launch their own stomp rockets. This activity is a fun-filled lesson in physics and engineering.

Even our youngest learners get to be engineers for a day, building rubber-powered cars from scratch in The Maker's Lab.

A student learns to use a chisel in our woodworking workshop. We believe in teaching practical skills that help children think, plan, and build with their own hands.

Is your child always coming up with new ideas and fascinated by gadgets? Our robotics, coding, and 3D printing workshops are the perfect place to channel that curiosity.

Imagine the pride your child will feel showing off a toy they made themselves. Our workshops empower students to create while learning about 3D printing, coding, and robotics.

About The Makery & TechTinker Lab: Hands-On Innovation

Our Makery is not just a room, it is a space for the transition from passive learning to active creation. With tools ranging from 3D printers and laser cutters to traditional woodworking stations, we give students the agency to take an abstract idea and build a physical prototype. Whether it is a stomp rocket for a physics experiment or a custom gadget, children here learn that failure is just the first step in the design process.

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