Robotics and Electronics Workshops for Kids

Vasishta School of Excellence

We run hands-on workshops where kids build real robots and electronic gadgets from scratch using our kits, learning coding and electronics step by step with no boring lectures.

Robomations

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Pricing Guide

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Junior Electronics & Mechanics Module

Core Curriculum

Duration: 1 month module (typically 4 to 8 sessions).
Topics: Fundamentals of electricity, component identification, and logic based modelling.
Method: Hands on experiments with series/parallel circuits and manual switch logic (no coding involved).

Student Starter Kit

Components: 400 tie point breadboard, jumper wires, assorted LEDs, resistors, and switches.
Power & Motor: 9V Hi Watt battery with snap connector, DC toy motors, and fan/wheel attachments.
Base: Plastic or acrylic plates for mounting.

Output

Builds: 3 working models such as a simple fan, light circuits, or a wired remote car.
Includes completion certificate.

Advanced Arduino & Coding Module

Core Curriculum

Focus: Microcontrollers (Arduino Uno), C++ or Block Coding, and sensor calibration.
Requirement: Students typically utilize their own laptops for coding sessions.
Activities: 10+ guided experiments on code logic and hardware debugging.

Advanced Robotics Kit

Microcontroller: Arduino Uno R3 compatible board with USB cable.
Sensors: Ultrasonic (distance), IR (line following), LDR (light), and Soil Moisture sensors.
Actuators: DC Gear Motors, Rubber Wheels, Castor Wheel, Motor Driver Module, and Micro Servo Motor.

Project Output

Builds: Fully functional autonomous bots like Obstacle Avoiding Cars, Line Follower Robots, or Smart Dustbins.
Opportunities to participate in student showcases.

About Robotics and Electronics Workshops for Kids

Why We Do What We Do

At Robomations, we want kids to feel that spark when their own ideas turn into real things. We’re all about letting them play, experiment, and build stuff they can actually see working. Watching a kid make a simple LED blink or their first robot dodge obstacles - that’s what keeps us going.

What Kids Get to Build

We start simple, then ramp up. Kids get their hands on circuits, switches, and sensors, moving from basics to cool projects like solar-powered cars and smart dustbins. They use microcontrollers like Arduino and Raspberry Pi, learning coding step by step. Even first-timers can make a clap-on light or program a Bluetooth car.

Build circuits and gadgets from scratch
Try sensor-based learning with ultrasonic and light sensors
Tinker with Arduino programming for beginners
Make stuff like obstacle-avoiding robots, water level indicators, and automatic hand washers
Take on STEM robotics activities for kids, not just theory

Our Way of Teaching

We stick to learning by doing. Kids mess around, ask questions, sometimes get stuck, but always figure it out. No boring lectures. Just building, testing, and fixing until it works.

What’s Inside the Kit

Every workshop comes with our own kit - microcontrollers, sensors, motors, wires, the works. Everything’s easy to handle, so kids can focus on making.

More Than Just Tech

Kids walk away with real skills and more confidence. They get to show off their inventions at exhibitions, explaining how things work in their own words. It’s not just about robots - it’s about growing as creators.

Meet your Expert

Robomations

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My Story

Hey, we’re Robomations. Started out just wanting to make tech learning feel like playtime. Kids walk in thinking robotics is tough, next thing you know, they’re making LEDs blink and wheels spin. That first spark in their eyes - unbeatable. We’ve seen everything from bored faces to wild excitement when they build stuff like a solar cleaner or smart dustbin. It’s not just about engineering, it’s about kids saying, 'I made this, and it works!'