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Hyderabad: Robotic Labs to make students job ready in the age of Artificial Intelligence
After computer labs in the 1990's, now robotic labs are becoming an integral part of schools
Hyderabad: job-ready The education system in India has started molding itself by introducing experiential learning and emphasizing more on new age skills to make students job ready. With AI taking over in all the sectors, to learn Robotics has become the need of the hour. A few education leaders are trying to bridge the gap by introducing Robotics at the school level.
Next Education an end to end K12 solution provider is the first one with a Robotics solution in India offering a planned curriculum. Robotic Lab helps students fine-tune their engineering and programming skills. It not only integrates (STEM) education with the curricula but also sharpens 21st-century skills-creativity, critical thinking, communication and collaboration. The robotics kit gives students the opportunity to build an infinite number of robots — different parts can be combined in innumerable ways.
Also, Modo Edulabs, the Bengaluru-based startup teaches robotics and coding to K-12 kids through an online platform. Its five-level course has 25 40-minute lessons. In total, the platform has content spanning 1,000 minutes, all uploaded online. Learning Robotics at an early age will help students ensuring their job value and develop analytical thinking in the AI driven generation.
