For schools, colleges and campus organisers

Robotics workshops for schools and colleges.

Plan a practical workshop around what your students should understand, build or demonstrate. Explore Robotic Sir's published school and college sessions, then discuss a format suited to your learners and venue.

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Workshop topics grounded in published sessions

Electronics and engineering foundations

Explore components, circuits, semiconductor concepts and the connection between hardware and logic. Published school sessions include core electronics and practical demonstrations.

Read the Lions Public School report

Robot construction and control

Connect mechanical assembly, electronics and control through a robot-building objective. The published IPEC soccer-bot workshop provides an example of this approach.

Read the IPEC workshop report

AI, data and computer vision

Explore how data and software relate to physical systems. Published school workshops include AI, robotics and OpenCV-based computer-vision demonstrations.

Read the Army Public School report

Plan a useful session

Share the audience, goal and practical constraints.

A first exposure session and a college robot-building workshop need different preparation. Start with the students' experience and an outcome you can observe: explaining a demonstration, testing a circuit or controlling a robot.

Agree the scope and logistics with the team before announcing dates or collecting registrations. The final proposal should make the format, equipment and institutional arrangements clear.

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    Learners

    Student ages or year groups, approximate numbers, and existing coding or electronics experience.

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    Objectives

    The concepts or project outcomes you want students to explore.

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    Venue and timing

    Institution, city, preferred dates, session window, space, power and computer access.

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    Equipment and delivery

    Working-group size, components, facilitator arrangements, travel and take-home materials to agree.

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School and college workshop reports

Read the activities and context for each session. Each report describes a specific past workshop; new workshop arrangements are agreed separately.

Ghaziabad

Soccer Bot Building Workshop at IPEC

Robotic Sir conducted a hands-on soccer-bot workshop with IPEC students, covering robot construction, electronics and wireless control as practical preparation for competitive robotics.

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Jammu

Two-Day OpenCV, AI, Robotics and Core Electronics Workshop at Army Public School Jammu

Students at Army Public School Ratnuchak explored OpenCV-based computer vision, AI, robotics and core electronics through practical demonstrations and guided learning.

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Pitampura

Data, AI, Robotics & Core Electronics Workshop at Rukmini Devi Public School

Robotic Sir's published event report documents a data, AI, robotics and core electronics workshop at Rukmini Devi Public School, CD Block, Pitampura, Delhi.

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Model Town, Delhi

AI, Robotics & Electronics Workshop at Arvind Gupta DAV Centenary Public School

Robotic Sir's published event report documents an AI, robotics and electronics workshop at Arvind Gupta DAV Centenary Public School (AG DAV) in Model Town, Delhi.

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For coordinators and educators

Frequently asked questions

Details to clarify before arranging a school or college workshop.

Yes. Share your institution, city, student age or year group, approximate group size, learning objectives, preferred dates and venue details. The team can discuss a suitable scope and confirm availability before you make arrangements.
Robotic Sir has published school and college workshop reports from Delhi, Ghaziabad and Jammu, alongside other events in its showcase. Contact the team to confirm travel, venue requirements and availability for your proposed city and date.
Request a quote for your group and proposed format. Agree the scope, duration, equipment, travel and any take-home materials before confirming. A past event report does not establish the price of a new workshop.
Equipment access and take-home kit arrangements depend on the agreed workshop. Confirm the number of working groups, components provided, computer requirements and what students can retain as part of the proposal.
A workshop focuses on an agreed topic, demonstration or practical activity for a group. A course provides a longer learning pathway. For ongoing classes, explore the current courses and Delhi or Noida location pages.
Share the learners' ages, prior coding and electronics experience, and the intended learning outcome. These details help the team discuss an appropriate activity and level of support; the final format is agreed with the institution.

Build your understanding

Explore practical project ideas

Robot building

Build a Soccer Robot: Beginner Project Guide

Plan a beginner soccer robot: choose compatible parts, assemble a chassis, test motor control and practise ball handling before a competition.

Read the guide

Electronics and coding

Arduino LED Project for Beginners

Start with an Arduino UNO Rev3 built-in LED: upload Blink, change the timing, understand digital outputs and troubleshoot your first electronics project.

Read the guide

Competition preparation

Robot Race Preparation: Testing Checklist

Prepare for a robot race with a practical checklist for rules, steering, stopping, practice runs, troubleshooting and packing your equipment.

Read the guide

Tell us what your students want to explore.

Send your institution, city, learner group and objectives to begin a workshop discussion. For ongoing classes, compare the course pathways and Delhi and Noida centres.

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