July in Motion: Robotics Learning Across Classrooms

The Robotics initiative powered by Svarnim Puducherry continued to bring hands-on technology learning to government school students through an exciting mix of foundational electronics, digital concepts, and interactive problem-solving.

By the Numbers:

• Sessions Conducted: 58

• Total Students Reached: 2,190

  • Boys: 769

  • Girls: 1,421

• Schools Covered: 27

• Weekend Club Sessions: 2

School Sessions Covered:

The sessions introduced students from Grades 6–12 to key robotics and electronics concepts.

Topics included:

• Introduction to Robotics
• Pre-Assessment for Skill Mapping
• Basic Electronics (Powering LEDs & Buzzers)
• Digital Electronics
• Seven Segment Display Programming

These modules were designed to build confidence and curiosity in young learners, while encouraging logical thinking and teamwork.

Weekend Robotics Club:

In the two weekend sessions held this month, selected students engaged in advanced applications like voltage measurement, radar concepts, and working with seven segment displays. These clubs offer continued exposure for students showing interest and promise in tech innovation.

Through every session, we saw students not only understand circuitry and code, but also develop key 21st-century skills like perseverance, collaboration, and creativity.

The journey to build future-ready, tech-savvy problem-solvers continues—one robot at a time.