Parents and Students on Their ROBO-G Experience
Hear directly from our community in North Bangalore and Whitefield. See why local parents choose our hands-on robotics workshops.
"I learned about ultrasonic sensors." Listen to this student from Canadian International School share what he learned about robotics and coding during an experiential learning program at our center.
"This is one of the most interesting." A student shares his experience, explaining how our program taught him to build robots for specific tasks and learn different ways to code.
"This was a really fun experience." A student reflects on her time at our workshop, sharing that while there were challenges, she learned a lot of new things and enjoyed the process.
"It was very fun." This student talks about using the EV3 Mindstorm kit and how his favorite part was racing the robots his team built. He explains his new understanding of how coding makes robots perform cool tasks.
"I learned to build a lot of things with motors." After a fun workshop, this young student shares his excitement about learning to build with motors and his anticipation for the pizza-making session.
"The summer camp is very fun and joyful." A student gives his short and sweet feedback during the Domino's pizza-making workshop that concludes our camps.
"I learned how to use sensors and other motors and how to code better." A student and his father share their positive feedback on the summer camp, highlighting the practical skills learned and the good guidance provided.
"This summer camp was very nice. We learned a lot of things." This student shares his enjoyment of the camp, emphasizing the fun he had coding and building different types of LEGO robots.
"We learned what was the brain of the robot and all." A student shares his key takeaways from the summer camp, showing that he learned not just how to build, but also how robots work.
"It was very exciting with building Lego, also the coding." This young student gives his honest and enthusiastic feedback, sharing his love for building, coding, and especially the pizza-making.
About Hear From Our Parents & Students
We often hear that the biggest shift parents notice is the transition from passive screen time to active, hands-on creation. When a student spends 90 minutes troubleshooting a sensor or perfecting a gear ratio, they aren't just learning code—they are building the focus and resilience needed to solve real problems, which is exactly why we emphasize 'learning by doing' over theory.
Our programs, whether it is our weekend workshops in Jakkur or the intensive camps in Whitefield, are designed to make STEM tangible. We move kids away from consumption and toward contribution. When students build with LEGO Spike or Mindstorms kits, they face immediate, concrete challenges. A robot that doesn't turn left isn't a failure; it is a data point. This process—attempting a design, debugging the code, and re-testing—is where confidence is actually built. Parents tell us this approach is what keeps their children engaged when traditional classrooms don't. We focus on block-based programming for beginners and move into more complex logic as they grow. Whether your child is 5 or 15, they are working on projects that require them to think, hypothesize, and build. If you are curious about how these sessions fit into your schedule or want to see the labs yourself, we are happy to chat about which level fits your child’s current curiosity.
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We started ROBO-G to turn screen time into build time. We are a team of educators who love watching kids get that spark when a robot they built finally comes to life.
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