To begin with my first ever robotic workshop had been a success in the month of April. We had a three day workshop from 6th April to 8th April. This was a a school level workshop, the workshop covered most basics mechanics and electronics like linear connections and DPDT (double pole Double terminal) switch applications. We did not teach coding as this was the first sessions once the students were satisfied with our first session we then went into a separate workshop for the second session were we teach students coding to build more complex robots.
These are few of the photographs of our first workshop at "Maharishi Vidiya Mandir school"
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| Teaching the young minds |
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| Working on a DPDT switch |
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| The competition help at the end of the workshop |
A motivator is required for every student so at the end of a workshop we put students in a friendly competition where they compete amongst their own friends to prove what they have learnt.
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| Our judges are serious at their job |
Well, We do have judges and they are very serious at what they judge. So we don't let students mess around and yet keep the fun part in so no one looses motivation to learn. We have a ratio of one faculty to every five students this way no one gets left out and we make it a point every one wins because we believe at H-Bots "everyone is a winner"
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| Other part of the class |
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| Students in action |
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| Prizes at the end for the winners "At or workshop we believe everyone is a Winner" |
