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2 Day Advanced Intelligent Robotics Workshop
Enquiry/Registration | Please fill the form and mail us details to email: projectkits@gmail.com | |
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Aim | Learning by doing to program artificial intelligence in robots | |
Robot | artificial intelligence based robot with arm | |
Complexity | Basic level easy to understand and become experts | |
Programming | User friendly Embedded C programming | |
Free Goodies | Printed material and software in CD or pendrive or upload by mail and participation certificate. | |
Duration | 2days 8-10 hours a day | |
Batch size | 4 students | |
Minimum no. of students | 60 (price negotiable if number of students are more) | |
Fee | 1000/student | |
Experimental robot | A Robot per batch is provided by us during course which is returnable. If someone wishes to purchase the robot he may choose to do so at extra cost. | |
This is a advanced microcomputer based introductory autonomous robotics workshop, where you learn the art of making artificial intelligence robots. It also focuses on conceptualization and designing of complex systems and will help clear concepts like electronics, embedded systems, artificial intelligence and user-friendly programming. This is a robotics workshop especially designed by IIIT-Hyderabad (International Institute Of Information Technology) alumni for newbie's and robotics enthusiasts of all disciplines from Schools, diploma Institutes to Engineering Colleges. Apart from the theoretical sessions, participants would be working on autonomous robotics kit specially designed by IIIT-H research scholars.
You will be introduced to the fundamentals of robotics and learn to apply them in real life situations. Enthusing students can continue working in Robotics, take part in competitions, and keep doing bigger projects.
Pick and place robots are essential part of any major robotics project. It is an artificial hand that can perform like human hand under the control of suitable hardware and software. What we assure the students is not just building robots, but something greater - a passion for robotics coupled with the knowledge and confidence to take on the world with their self-made machines.
We conduct workshop on two consecutive days, each day 8-10 hours hands on session so in total 16-20 hours of hectic learning. The session is properly divided into theory and hands on sessions. In the end, we organize a small competition among the participants of the workshop so that the students get the real feel of competitive environment.
Shedule:
Time | Day1 activity |
9:00-9:30 | Registration, id cards issue and volunteers/teachers orientation program |
9:30-10:00 | Robotics introductory lecture and video demonstration |
10:00-11:00 | Basics of robotics |
11:00-12.00 | Programming basics and use of computer |
12:00-1:00 | Advanced concepts of robotics and competition ahead |
1:00-2:00 | Lunch break and setting up of computers and infrastructure |
2:00-3:00 | Kits distribution, assembling robots, trouble shooting |
3:00-4:00 | Programming basics and testing first program |
4:00-5:00 | Programming practice |
5:00-6:00 | Doubts clarifications and discussions |
Time | Day2 activity |
9:00-10:00 | Experiment 2,3,4 |
10:00-11:00 | Experiment 5,6,7 |
11:00-12.00 | Experiment 8,9 |
12:00-1:00 | Demo of Experiment 10,11,12 |
1:00-2:00 | Lunch break and arena preparation and guiding teachers to conduct competition |
2:00-2:30 | Brain storming session to face competition |
2:30-4:00 | writing and testing programs for competitions |
4:00-5:30 | 1 st round Competition |
5:30-6:30 | Semi finals |
6:30-7:00 | finals |
7:00-8:00 | Certificate distribution and doubts clarifications and return of material |
The demo kit for hands on practice Contains: |
4 geared DC motors, 2 Nos of wheels with couplings , General Purpose robotic vehicle chassis, Gear box for arm Lead Screw and Bushing gripper Couplings and shafts Nuts and bolts High end microcontroller board with sensors |
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Basics of robotics: |
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Mechanical: Making the Robot Model
| Types of Chassis and their use, size of robot, stability, torque, load capacity
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Actuators:
| Electrical Motors: geared, stepper, servo, Types of motors, brushed, brushless, IC Engines, Pneumatics, Hydraulics, Smart Materials
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Types of wheels: | plastic wheel, caster wheel, free wheel, Omni wheel |
Transmission | Mechanical advantage, gears, Belt Pulley, pulleys, chain sprocket system, Rack and Pinion, Screw and Nut Arrangement. |
Locomotion | wheeled, tracked, legged, flying, floating, submerged |
Good Engineering Practices | Bearing, Bushing , Coupling, Linkages |
Electronics Components | DPDT Switches, Limit Switches, Relays , RC Control, connection between motors, ICs, ports, battery, Relays, motor driver, relay driver, solid state driver, H-bridge, IC drivers, micro controller. |
Sensors | bump sensor, LDR, phot diode, photo transistor, ultrasonic sensors, Infrared sensor,mechanical touch sensors |
Power supplies | Ac adaptor, different types of batteries |
Programming | Flow charts, functions, debugging programs, dumping program, testing robot. |
Safety precautions | electrical safety, mechanical safety |
Future scope | Extension and Integration to Image processing, networking, AI |
Frequently asked Questions:
What is Robotics? Robotics is a branch of technology that deals with design, construction, operation, structural disposition, manufacture and application of robots. Robotics is related to sciences of electronics, engineering, mechanics, and software. |
Can I enroll my child if he is studying in 6th class? Yes any student 5th class above is eligible to join |
Who will be the trainer? Trainer will be a research scholar or post graduate in robotics and has been extensively trained in the field of Robotics. |
How will this camp benefit my child? Children understand and learn fundamentals of math and science while they build different robots in the camp. Each child is provided an individual kit, which is used to build 10 functional robots. |
What is the duration of this camp? Each child will attend the camp for two days. The duration of each session is eight + hours. |
How is each session of the camp conducted? Each session is divided into concept clarity and robot building segments. The students are introduced to the concepts through digital content and team discussions. They then apply the concepts while building the robots in robot building segment. |
What does the kit consist of? The kit consists of various mechanical and electronic components such as, plastic robot body, wheels, gears, motors, motherboard, electronic sensors, screws, nuts, screw-driver, battery, etc. |
Is this a certified program? Yes. This program is certified by PP LABS-INDIA. |
What does the Robot look like? Visit our website for pictures and videos |
Do you have any advanced level of this program? Yes. The advanced level involves computer based programming. If you are interested in the advanced level program, contact by email: projectkits@gmail.com |
Who has designed the program? The program has been designed by a highly experienced & qualified panel of subject matter experts who have researched extensively in using robotics to teach multiple concepts and skills. |
Who has designed the program? The program has been designed by a highly experienced & qualified panel of subject matter experts who have researched extensively in using robotics to teach multiple concepts and skills. |
Does a student get to keep the robots at the end of the workshop? Yes. Child gets to keep the robots build at the end of the camp at extra cost. Along with the robots a student gets a training CD and a certificate. |
Is the kit available in the market? No. This is a customized kit and is especially designed for our program. |
Is the kit safe? Yes. We teach based on ‘What Is Right For The student’ and ensures safety of each one. |
Does the kit require 230 V AC electricity? No. The kits are battery-operated and use 9V (DC). |
How is this camp different from other robotics camp? We adopt learning by doing methodology practiced by top schools in India. Where the students learn and understand the concepts while building the robots rather than learning the concepts through conventional rote methods. |
Will a 5th standard student be able to understand the concepts taught in the camp? Yes. The digital content assisted by expert faculty is easy to understand. |
What is the maximum number of students in a batch? Ideally 4 more or less can be discussed |
Is this kit restricted to 10 robots applications? No. However during the course of the workshop the students build only 10 applications. Once they understand the logic and when they further experiment with the kit, they can build more robots. |
Will my child be able to participate in robotics competitions after attending this program? Yes. The program ensures development of logical thinking and engineering skills in students which enable the students to participate in such competitions. |
Is the duration of each session 8 hours not long? No. The activities are self involving and maintain high level of enthusiasm and excitement among students throughout the session. The longevity of session is not felt by anyone including students and trainer. Our observation is that students ready to even forego lunch and stay programming. |
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