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 | A 15-year-old's quest to take robotics to students of government schools in HyderabadRobotics4All is an initiative started by Shreyan Veldanda, a Class XI student from CHIREC International School, and this is what he hopes to achieve via it | |
 | This robot by Amrita students can teach children the science of handwashing. Here's howHaKsh-E has been designed and developed by a team of Ammachi Labs interns — Sreejith Sasidharan, Devasena Pasupuleti, Anand M Das and Pranav Prabha | |
 | Ready to explore Mars? This rover design from MIT can get us one step closer to understanding the Red PlanetThe team of 30 made up of second and third-year Engineering students across various streams worked on the project for about a year. We check it out | |
 | Meet the young Hyderabadi lads who bagged gold at a prestigious int'l robotics competitionInternational Youth Robot Competition or IYRC, as it is popularly called, tests the mettle of all those students who are inclined towards robotics. Check out how these students fared this year around | |
 | Meet Nosh, a robot that can cook up to 120 Indian dishes perfectly, and the Bengaluru start-up that built itYatin Varachhia who sensed the difficulty in cooking food at home and designed a robot in three years time to cook for single parents, a couple and even bachelors | |
 | This 11-year-old built a robot to send food, meds to his COVID positive sister, sans contactSaksham's quarantine helper can carry food and medicines from the caregiver to the patient's room without human intervention. He tells us how | |
 | Inker Robotics is preserving the art of Tholapavakoothu by automating the dying artform for the current generation to enjoyInker Robotics has managed to automate a traditional artform that has existed in Kerala for over 4,000 years by working closely with the artists who still practice it | |
 | Meet the engineers who had to bust a move themselves to teach these dynamic robots how to danceThe clip, showing robots dancing to the 1962 hit Do You Love Me? by The Contours, was an instant hit on social media, attracting more than 23 million views during the first week | |
 | IISc research team designs eye gaze-controlled robotic arm for speech and motor impairedThe interface is non-invasive since it is through a webcam and a computer, unlike other eye gaze-tracking devices that use head-mounted systems, according to Bengaluru-based IISc | |
 | Why Robogyaan's DIY kits will give your kids the robotic push they all need to make one todayGuntur-based Robogyaan helps students pick up robotics easily via their simple kits. Their co-founder and CTO is Sai Saandeep Sadu and their mentor is Dr Hafeez Basha. Together, they make one team | |
 | ITI-Cuttack develops low-cost robots to help reduce risk of infection for doctors, health workersOne of the two robots is a service robot, named CO-BOT (Corona Combat Robot), which can move on wheels and has a humanoid structur | |
 | Meet Eagle, a humanoid robot that is the teacher's pet at this Bengaluru schoolWe speak to the Chief Design Officer of Indus International School, Vignesh Rao, about Eagle, the robot that has been introduced in the school to assist teachers | |
 | These Bhubaneswar school students created an IoT stick for farmers to detect bacteria in cropsInternational Robotronics Competition (IRC) League is the brainchild of Avishkaar, a company that creates products and experiences which boost innovation in students | |
 | This IIT Madras start-up will help you build your own robot in two days! Here's howThe two-day robotics workshop by Guvi will equip children aged 10 and above with skills in logical thinking, programming and robotics basics | |
 | Robotics nerds, the International Robotronics competition in Delhi is the place to be this weekend!More than 200 teams and 800 students will fill the Thyagaraj Sports Complex in New Delhi on December 14 and 15 for the International Robotronics Competition School League |
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