Our School Laboratory Configurations
We supply customized, turnkey laboratory setups for schools looking to integrate STEM education into their standard school day curriculum.
1. STEM Tinkering Labs
Focuses on building fine motor skills, design thinking, and simple mechanical linkages. Best suited for primary and middle school grades.
- Solderless breadboard setups
- Cardboard tinkering assemblies
- Mechanical gear modules
2. Robotics & Coding Labs
Hands-on microcontrollers, sensors, and actuator assemblies. Enables kids to build autonomous vehicles, line followers, and competition platforms.
- Arduino & ESP32 developer kits
- Sensor-shield configurations
- Autonomous vehicle chassis
3. AI & IoT Learning Labs
Brings machine learning, smart telemetry, and home automation to life. Students learn to interface cloud dashboards and basic AI modeling nodes.
- Wi-Fi smart node controllers
- Cloud IoT telemetry dashboards
- Voice and image AI nodes
K-12 Robotics Mapped Modules
Every laboratory is mapped with physical textbook materials and online support slides, categorized into three distinct learning bands.
Foundational Tinkering
Introduction to structures, gear wheels, basic circuits, magnets, and mechanical design thinking. Promotes manual agility.
- • Toy Motor Fan assembly
- • Magnetic Scraper Crawler
- • Balloon-Powered Chassis
Logic & Programming
Transition to visual blocks coding (Scratch), sensor input loops, basic logic branching, and introductory RC vehicle controls.
- • Obstacle-Avoiding Rover
- • Smart Alarm Sound System
- • Basic Bluetooth Race Bot
Advanced Engineering
Embedded C/C++, Arduino architecture, Internet of Things cloud feeds, basic automation controllers, and CAD 3D prints.
- • 8-Sensor PID Line Tracker
- • Wi-Fi IoT Plant Hydrator
- • Pneumatic Striker Soccer Bot
Request a School Lab Demo & Presentation
Are you looking to install a state-of-the-art STEM Tinkering Lab or AI Robotics laboratory in your school? Our certified educational consultants can bring sample kits, demonstration rovers, and syllabus guidelines directly to your school board meeting.