Beyond the Classroom: Robotics Workshops and Fun Events
Robotics is more than a lab subject. We bring hands-on tech, LEGO building, and creative coding to community spaces, malls, and partner locations across Bangalore.
We celebrated World Play Day with a "brictastic" LEGO workshop at our North Bangalore center. It was a day filled with imagination, building, and lots of fun for everyone involved.
Parents and children had a wonderful time building together at our World Play Day LEGO workshop in Whitefield. It's always great to see families connecting through creative play.
Our flyer for the World Play Day event, inviting children across Bangalore to switch off their screens and enjoy a moment of peaceful, creative LEGO-building with us.
We took our robots to the mall. This video shows our Aquabot Adventure Robotics Challenge at Forum Mall, where kids could dive into underwater-themed missions and get a taste of robotics.
A close-up of the action at our Aquabot Adventure Challenge at Forum Mall. Kids got to program a LEGO robot to navigate a beach and ocean-themed mat.
Our instructors were on hand at the Aquabot Challenge to guide kids through the underwater-themed missions, making STEM accessible and fun in a public setting.
An instructor helps a young participant with his robot at our "Guardians of the Ocean" event at Forum Mall, showing how we make learning interactive and engaging for everyone.
The entrance to our "Guardians of the Ocean" robotics zone at Forum Mall. We love creating these pop-up events to bring the excitement of robotics to the wider community.
We believe in combining fun and learning. This video shows our collaboration with Domino's, where kids participate in a LEGO workshop followed by making their own pizzas.
Our promotional flyer for the Pizza and LEGO workshop in collaboration with Domino's, a perfect blend of play, learning, and a yummy reward for kids aged 6-15.
About Beyond the Classroom: Special Events & Workshops
We take robotics out of the lab and into the community. Whether it is an Aquabot challenge at Forum Mall or a LEGO building session at Domino's, our goal is to bring kids, parents, and technology together in real-world settings. These sessions are designed to show children that STEM skills are practical, accessible, and most importantly, fun.
Learning in the Real World
We believe the best way to learn is by doing. That is why we collaborate with local venues like Domino's or host pop-ups at malls like Forum. These events strip away the classroom pressure and replace it with curiosity and play.
What You Can Expect
- Pizza & LEGO Workshops: A fan favorite. We combine an hour of guided LEGO building with a hands-on pizza-making session. It is a fantastic way for kids to develop fine motor skills and enjoy a reward for their creativity.
- Mall Pop-ups & Challenges: From our Aquabot Adventure at Forum Mall to interactive demo zones, we set up full robotics challenges where kids can experiment with sensor logic and robot navigation in a public, exciting environment.
- Corporate & Society Events: We bring our expertise to your community. We have hosted LEGO workshops for groups as large as 150 kids at events like Aptiv Kids Day and neighborhood carnivals like Giggles Galore.
Why Join Our Special Events?
These events are perfect if you want a low-commitment way to introduce your child to STEAM concepts without signing up for a full 12-week course immediately. It is also a great bonding experience for parents and children. We provide all the hardware—kits, tablets, and sensors—so you just need to bring the enthusiasm. Keep an eye on this page for our next weekend workshop or pop-up event in Jakkur, Whitefield, or across Bangalore.
ROBO-G
We started ROBO-G in 2015 because we wanted to see kids get their hands dirty and have fun with tech. Seeing a child fix a bug in their code or finally get their LEGO robot to move is the real win for us. We love hosting these pop-up events because it lets us share that joy with the wider community.
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