AAVISHKAR ROBOTOCS KIT

Kits Specification and Major Functions

🔰 1. Robotics Starter Kit

Age Group: 7-10 years
Coding Platform: None (Purely mechanical + basic electronics)
Hardware: Motors, battery, switches, mechanical parts
Learning Outcome: Basics of circuits, DC motors, switches, Functions
Projects:
 Fan/Propeller Model
 Basic Moving Car
 Traffic Signal (using LEDs + switches)
No coding required here. Focus is on mechanical understanding and hands-on skills.

💡 2. Mex Robotics Starter Kit

Age Group: 8-11 years
Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio (Block-based)
Hardware: Aavi controller, sensors (IR, LDR), LEDs, DC motors
Learning Outcome: Introduction to flow-based programming
Sample Code Flow (Block-based):
Objective: Obstacle Avoiding Bot
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START
IF IR Sensor (Right) detects object THEN
Turn Left Motor OFF
Turn Right Motor ON
ELSE
Both Motors ON
Key Concepts Introduced:
 Digital Read/Write
 Motor Control
 If-Else Logic
 Looping Structures

🧠 3. ABot
Age Group: 9-12 years
Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio (Block + Transition to Text-Based)
Hardware: Sensors (IR, LDR), Aavi controller, buzzer, LEDs
Learning Outcome: Interaction of multiple sensors, decision-making in robots

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Sample Project: Light Follower Bot
Code Logic (Pseudocode or Block-based):
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LOOP:
IF LDR Sensor Value > Threshold THEN
Move Forward
ELSE
Stop Motors

🛵 4. Mex Build Bike

Age Group: 10-13 years
Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio (Block-based)
Hardware: DC Motors, wheels, gyroscopic balance
Learning Outcome: Speed control, turning logic, mechanical balance
Sample Project: Line Racer
Code Snippet (Block-based):
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IF Left IR Sensor detects Black AND Right detects White
Turn Right
IF Right IR Sensor detects Black AND Left detects White
Turn Left
IF Both IR Sensors detect Black
Move Forward

🦾 5. Mex Robotics Arm

Age Group: 11-14 years
Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio
Hardware: Servo motors, joints, Aavi controller
Learning Outcome: Precision programming, sequential control
Sample Project: Pick & Place Arm
Code Flow:
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Move Servo 1 to 90° (Pick position)
Close Gripper (Servo 2 = 0°)
Move Servo 1 to 0° (Place position)
Open Gripper (Servo 2 = 90°)
Repeat

🧩 6. Mex Robotics Explorer Kit

Age Group: 12-15 years
Coding Platform: Block-based + Basic C-like Text Mode

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Hardware: IR, Ultrasonic, Accelerometer, Motors
Learning Outcome: Multi-sensor logic, app control, wireless control
Sample Project: Bluetooth Controlled Car
Code Logic (Bluetooth Command):
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IF Command = 'F' THEN Move Forward
IF Command = 'B' THEN Move Backward
IF Command = 'L' THEN Turn Left
IF Command = 'R' THEN Turn Right
App: Aavishkaar Bluetooth App / Custom Android app interface

🧠 7. Mex Robotics Advanced Kit

Age Group: 13-16 years
Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio (Text + Advanced Blocks)
Hardware: Aavi controller, IR, Ultrasonic, Bluetooth, Servo, Camera (optional)
Learning Outcome: Algorithmic thinking, IoT, AI Basics
Sample Project: Smart Home Bot
Code Flow:
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IF IR Sensor = TRUE THEN
Turn ON Light (LED ON)
IF Ultrasonic < 10 cm THEN
Open Door (Servo to 90°)

🤖 8. Robotics Pro Kit

Age Group: 13-16 years (Advanced Learners)
Coding Platform: Text-based (C-like syntax)
Hardware: Multiple sensor support, IoT Modules, possible AI integrations
Learning Outcome: Capstone project development, teamwork, data-driven design
Sample Project: Self-driving Car (Line + Obstacle)
Code Snippet:
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while(true){
left_IR = readIR(LEFT);
right_IR = readIR(RIGHT);
dist = readUltrasonic();

if(dist < 10){

stopMotors();
delay(1000);
turnRight();

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 } else if(left_IR == 1 && right_IR == 1){
moveForward();
} else if(left_IR == 0){
turnRight();
} else if(right_IR == 0){
turnLeft();
}
}

Major Tasks for Students

Aavishkaar Robotics Curriculum (Age 7-16)
This document outlines a structured curriculum and kit-specific details for
Aavishkaar Robotics Kits ranging from basic to advanced, tailored for children aged
7 to 16 years.

🔰 1. Robotics Starter Kit Age Group: 7-10 years

Coding Platform: None (Purely mechanical + basic electronics)
Hardware: Motors, battery, switches, mechanical parts
Learning Outcome: Basics of circuits, DC motors, switches
Projects:
 Fan/Propeller Model: Learn how DC motors work using a basic fan
structure.
 Basic Moving Car: Create a simple vehicle using motors and mechanical
linkages.
 Traffic Signal: Build a functional traffic light using LEDs and switches.

💡 2. Mex Robotics Starter Kit Age Group: 8-11 years

Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio (Block-based)
Hardware: Aavi controller, sensors (IR, LDR), LEDs, DC motors
Learning Outcome: Introduction to flow-based programming
Projects:
 Obstacle Avoiding Bot: Uses IR sensors to detect objects and avoid them.
 Auto Street Lamp: Turn on an LED automatically when LDR detects low
light.
 Buzzer Alarm System: Sound an alert when an object is detected.

🧠 3. ABot Age Group: 9-12 years

Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio (Block + Transition to Text-Based)
Hardware: Sensors (IR, LDR), Aavi controller, buzzer, LEDs
Learning Outcome: Interaction of multiple sensors, decision-making in robots
Projects:

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  Light Follower Bot: Moves in the direction of light.
 Smart Obstacle Avoider: Avoids objects and changes path based on
proximity.
 Sound Alert Bot: Sounds buzzer on dark detection (LDR based).

🛵 4. Mex Build Bike Age Group: 10-13 years

Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio (Block-based)
Hardware: DC Motors, wheels, gyroscopic balance
Learning Outcome: Speed control, turning logic, mechanical balance
Projects:
 Line Racer: Follows a black line path using IR sensors.
 Spinning Wheel Show: Controlled spins and movements.
 Balance Tester: Bike maintains mechanical balance over short distances.

🦾 5. Mex Robotics Arm Age Group: 11-14 years

Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio
Hardware: Servo motors, joints, Aavi controller
Learning Outcome: Precision programming, sequential control
Projects:
 Pick & Place Arm: Picks an object from one place and places it at another.
 Sorting Arm: Sorts objects based on programmed positions.
 Wave Bot: Makes robotic arm perform a waving motion.

🧩 6. Mex Robotics Explorer Kit Age Group: 12-15 years

Coding Platform: Block-based + Basic C-like Text Mode
Hardware: IR, Ultrasonic, Accelerometer, Motors
Learning Outcome: Multi-sensor logic, app control, wireless control
Projects:
 Bluetooth Controlled Car: Drive a car using mobile app commands.
 Gesture Bot: Uses accelerometer to move based on hand movements.
 Parking Sensor Bot: Alerts when obstacles are nearby using ultrasonic.

🧠 7. Mex Robotics Advanced Kit Age Group: 13-16 years

Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio (Text + Advanced Blocks)
Hardware: Aavi controller, IR, Ultrasonic, Bluetooth, Servo, Camera (optional)
Learning Outcome: Algorithmic thinking, IoT, AI Basics
Projects:
 Smart Home Bot: Automates light and door control based on sensors.
 Voice Controlled Robot: Accepts commands via mobile voice assistant.
 AI Face Recognizer (Optional): Basic image recognition (if camera is
integrated).

🤖 8. Robotics Pro Kit Age Group: 13-16 years (Advanced Learners)

Coding Platform: Text-based (C-like syntax)

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Hardware: Multiple sensor support, IoT Modules, possible AI integrations
Learning Outcome: Capstone project development, teamwork, data-driven design
Projects:
 Self-driving Car: Follows path using line sensors and avoids obstacles.
 IoT Weather Station: Collects data and sends it online (with additional
modules).
 AI Surveillance Bot: Records and alerts based on sensor input (with camera
module).

Next Steps:
 Create student workbooks
 Develop progress tracking templates
 Design teacher lesson plans and assessments

Teacher’s Understanding

Aavishkaar Robotics Curriculum (Age 7-16)

This document outlines a structured curriculum and kit-specific details for
Aavishkaar Robotics Kits ranging from basic to advanced, tailored for children aged
7 to 16 years.

🔰 1. Robotics Starter Kit Age Group: 7-10 years

Coding Platform: None (Purely mechanical + basic electronics)
Hardware: Motors, battery, switches, mechanical parts
Learning Outcome: Basics of circuits, DC motors, switches
Projects:
 Fan/Propeller Model: Learn how DC motors work using a basic fan
structure.
 Basic Moving Car: Create a simple vehicle using motors and mechanical
linkages.
 Traffic Signal: Build a functional traffic light using LEDs and switches.
Teacher Lesson Plan:
 Session 1: Introduction to robotics, safety, and mechanical parts (30 min
theory, 60 min hands-on)
 Session 2: DC motors and circuits (Build fan/propeller model)
 Session 3: Constructing basic moving car
 Session 4: Simple electronics – LEDs and switches (Make a traffic signal)
 Assessment: Oral quiz + demonstration of working models

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💡 2. Mex Robotics Starter Kit Age Group: 8-11 years
Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio (Block-based)
Hardware: Aavi controller, sensors (IR, LDR), LEDs, DC motors
Learning Outcome: Introduction to flow-based programming
Projects:
 Obstacle Avoiding Bot: Uses IR sensors to detect objects and avoid them.
 Auto Street Lamp: Turn on an LED automatically when LDR detects low
light.
 Buzzer Alarm System: Sound an alert when an object is detected.
Teacher Lesson Plan:
 Session 1: Introduction to controller and interface
 Session 2: Basic coding concepts (drag & drop blocks)
 Session 3: Obstacle Avoider bot project
 Session 4: Light detection and buzzer logic
 Assessment: Mini coding test and group demonstration

🧠 3. ABot Age Group: 9-12 years

Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio (Block + Transition to Text-Based)
Hardware: Sensors (IR, LDR), Aavi controller, buzzer, LEDs
Learning Outcome: Interaction of multiple sensors, decision-making in robots
Projects:
 Light Follower Bot: Moves in the direction of light.
 Smart Obstacle Avoider: Avoids objects and changes path based on
proximity.
 Sound Alert Bot: Sounds buzzer on dark detection (LDR based).
Teacher Lesson Plan:
 Session 1: Recap of sensors and basic logic
 Session 2: Building Light Follower Bot
 Session 3: Sensor comparison, Obstacle Avoidance
 Session 4: Transition to text-based commands
 Assessment: Code writing and sensor-based challenge

🛵 4. Mex Build Bike Age Group: 10-13 years

Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio (Block-based)
Hardware: DC Motors, wheels, gyroscopic balance
Learning Outcome: Speed control, turning logic, mechanical balance
Projects:
 Line Racer: Follows a black line path using IR sensors.
 Spinning Wheel Show: Controlled spins and movements.
 Balance Tester: Bike maintains mechanical balance over short distances.
Teacher Lesson Plan:
 Session 1: Gyro concept and turning logic
 Session 2: Build and code Line Racer
 Session 3: Test balance and motion control

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  Session 4: Creative project building
 Assessment: Maze challenge + debugging errors

🦾 5. Mex Robotics Arm Age Group: 11-14 years

Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio
Hardware: Servo motors, joints, Aavi controller
Learning Outcome: Precision programming, sequential control
Projects:
 Pick & Place Arm: Picks an object from one place and places it at another.
 Sorting Arm: Sorts objects based on programmed positions.
 Wave Bot: Makes robotic arm perform a waving motion.
Teacher Lesson Plan:
 Session 1: Servo motor calibration and logic
 Session 2: Program sequential commands
 Session 3: Execute Pick and Place + Sorting
 Session 4: Perform choreographed robotic actions
 Assessment: Time-based sorting challenge

🧩 6. Mex Robotics Explorer Kit Age Group: 12-15 years

Coding Platform: Block-based + Basic C-like Text Mode
Hardware: IR, Ultrasonic, Accelerometer, Motors
Learning Outcome: Multi-sensor logic, app control, wireless control
Projects:
 Bluetooth Controlled Car: Drive a car using mobile app commands.
 Gesture Bot: Uses accelerometer to move based on hand movements.
 Parking Sensor Bot: Alerts when obstacles are nearby using ultrasonic.
Teacher Lesson Plan:
 Session 1: App + Bluetooth interfacing
 Session 2: Build gesture bot using accelerometer
 Session 3: Parking Sensor logic & project execution
 Session 4: Mini-exhibition with all Explorer bots
 Assessment: App control + real-time demo

🧠 7. Mex Robotics Advanced Kit Age Group: 13-16 years

Coding Platform: Aavishkaar Maker Studio (Text + Advanced Blocks)
Hardware: Aavi controller, IR, Ultrasonic, Bluetooth, Servo, Camera (optional)
Learning Outcome: Algorithmic thinking, IoT, AI Basics
Projects:
 Smart Home Bot: Automates light and door control based on sensors.
 Voice Controlled Robot: Accepts commands via mobile voice assistant.
 AI Face Recognizer (Optional): Basic image recognition (if camera is
integrated).
Teacher Lesson Plan:
 Session 1: Sensor fusion and basic automation

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  Session 2: Build and test smart home setup
 Session 3: IoT connections and voice integration
 Session 4: AI camera setup (if applicable)
 Assessment: Home automation scenario test

🤖 8. Robotics Pro Kit Age Group: 13-16 years (Advanced Learners)

Coding Platform: Text-based (C-like syntax)
Hardware: Multiple sensor support, IoT Modules, possible AI integrations
Learning Outcome: Capstone project development, teamwork, data-driven design
Projects:
 Self-driving Car: Follows path using line sensors and avoids obstacles.
 IoT Weather Station: Collects data and sends it online (with additional
modules).
 AI Surveillance Bot: Records and alerts based on sensor input (with camera
module).
Teacher Lesson Plan:
 Session 1: Problem-solving using algorithms
 Session 2: Hardware testing and logical flow
 Session 3: Team-based project building
 Session 4: Capstone project presentation
 Assessment: Rubric-based evaluation (code quality + functionality +
innovation)

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