What is Robotics? Robotics is an interdisciplinary field at the interface of computer science and engineering, covering the design, construction, operation and use of robots. The goal is to build intelligent machines that can help and assist humans in their day-to-day lives.
RoboGyaan is Skubotics' series of hands-on robotics workshops, built to take you from curiosity to building working robots on the globally popular Arduino platform. Across the series you explore the core of autonomous robotics, from line followers and motion bots to voice- and Bluetooth-controlled robots and automation systems.
The workshops are open to everyone, from school students and undergraduates (BCA, MCA, B.Tech, M.Tech, Ph.D.) to teachers, hobbyists and working professionals. No prior experience is needed; each session starts with the basics and gets you building by the end.
Eligibility: Open to school students, undergraduates and postgraduates, teachers, hobbyists and working professionals. No prior experience required.
Not sure which session to pick? Start with Analog Line Following Robotics if you want zero-code fundamentals, or Line Following Robotics (Arduino) if you already know some programming. Once you’ve completed a few of these, our Arduino Based Robotics training is the natural next step for a deeper, multi-week build.
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Five workshops, one platform.
Every session builds on the same Arduino fundamentals, so completing one makes the next easier — but each stands on its own if you only have time for one.
Analog Line Follower
Build a line-following robot with no microcontroller at all — pure analog circuitry. Best entry point if you've never touched electronics.
Line Follower (Arduino)
The same line-following problem, solved in code on an Arduino — sensors, PID logic, and your first real firmware.
Motion Controlled Robotics
Control a robot with an accelerometer — tilt the controller, the robot moves. Gesture sensing and wireless control basics.
Voice Controlled Robotics
Drive a robot with spoken commands — speech-recognition modules paired with Arduino motor control.
Mobile Controlled Robotics
Bluetooth pairing between a phone app and an Arduino robot — the fundamentals behind most consumer IoT devices.
Good questions.
RoboGyaan is a series of hands-on robotics workshops covering line followers, motion, voice and Bluetooth-controlled robots, and automation, all on the Arduino platform.
No. Each workshop starts from the basics of electronics and Arduino, so beginners are welcome.
Everyone, from school students and undergraduates to postgraduates, teachers, hobbyists and working professionals.
Yes. Every workshop is hands-on and you build a working robot by the end of the session.
Yes, all materials and equipment are provided during the workshop.