Assemble the chassis, wire the motors and sensors, program the logic, then race it against the rest of the batch.
Brolly Juniors runs a three-session robotics workshop for kids in Hyderabad for ages 9 to 15. Children assemble a driving chassis, wire motors and a line sensor, program the following logic and finish with a timed race. Kits are provided and shared between at most two children.
Three sessions of three hours, held across a weekend or a holiday week. Batches are capped at ten, all materials are provided, and every child leaves with something finished — not a certificate of attendance.
Nine hours is enough to finish one real thing properly. It is not enough to cover a syllabus, so we do not pretend otherwise.
Mechanical assembly — gears, wheels and a base that does not fall apart when it turns.
Power, motor driver and sensor wiring, then manual control — and finding the loose connection.
Reading the sensor, deciding what to do about it, then a timed race on a taped course.
Children who like taking things apart, and children who find screen-only coding abstract. Seeing code change something physical in the room is the point, and it lands especially well with children who have not enjoyed programming before.
The year-long Robotics programme goes further into sensors, autonomy and challenge builds across four stages. The workshop covers roughly what the first stage covers, at speed.
Clear explanation
Guided activities
Visible outcomes
Tell us your child’s class and what they enjoy. We will suggest the closest program fit—no pressure and no upfront payment.