IndiaFIRST Robotics Summer Camp 2015

Summer Vacations are approaching and parents, as always, wants to engage their children in some fruitful activity this summer to prepare them for future. We have been receiving several requests to start Summer Camp on Robotics. The requests were also loaded with Pick up and Drop requirements. Given the traffic in Pune, its really cumbersome for parents to travel everyday to drop the children for summer camp.

IndiaFIRST Robotics Academy has now launched Summer Camp 2015 on Robotics with Pick and Drop facility. We have designed the summer camp to suit students as well as parents requirements. Students in the age group of 8 yrs. to 18 yrs. are welcomed to join the Summer Camp. They will learn the basics of Electronics, Electrical, IT Programming and Mechanical which are required to build a Robot.

IndiaFIRST Robotics being manufacturers of these World Class modular robots, have designed these robots to facilitate creative and innovative thinking using project based problem solving methodology. Making a Robot means understanding the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics to make it work for you. Once the students understands the making of robot, they develop a great sense of achievement. Here, while designing and assembling robots, students are faced with several mechanical problems which they learn to overcome and resolve on their own, helping them to understand how to solve problems on their own in the right possible manner.

Till now, we have trained more than 10,000 students from all over India. Our training center network is increasing Pan India and getting excellent response from parents as well as academia.

We invite Parents and Students to visit our office at HABIB ANIMATOS PVT. LTD., 4th Floor, Shreenidhi Chambers, Opp. Passport Office, Senapati Bapat Road, Pune - 411016 for watching the demonstrations of the Robots and understanding the importance of learning Robots.

Alternatively, you can write back to on vinaykumar@habibanimatos.com or call on +91 9822058338 to discuss.