LEARN ROBOTICS FOR FREE

In the wake of schools across the country being closed due to Coronavirus outbreak, Inventrom has now launched a mobile app for school students. This app teaches them the concepts of Robotics, Software Programming and Electronics. All the concepts are taught via engaging animated videos. The best part is the content of this app is being offered for FREE till 31st of May 2020.

Taking precautionary measures, schools across India have been shut down to prevent the spread of Coronavirus. For students to continue the process of learning, and to constructively utilise their time, this app makes an ideal option.

Pranav Kundaikar, CTO at Inventrom said “With the schools being shut and students asked to stay indoors, parents are looking for ways for the students to continue learning and make the best of this difficult time. Keeping this in mind, we have made our popular Robotics workshop available for the students for FREE.”

The app is designed for students from 5th to 9th standard. It helps students to learn the concepts of Robotics, electronics circuit design, mechanical hardware design and software programming. Under electronics, they will learn about microcontrollers, sensors, actuators etc. Under software programming, they can learn about algorithms and writing code in Embedded C.

The training is designed to teach the concepts to school students in a step by step manner. The training also lets the students practice their learning via a simulator where they could write a code to control the robot. This allows them to get hands-on training. The students also have an option to get the Robotics hardware kit and use the skills learned from the mobile app to build real-life Robots.

About Inventrom Private Limited

Inventrom has been offering its training for school and engineering students since 2012.
Till date, they have trained more than 30,000 students across 62 different countries.
Besides the Robotics workshop, they offer the Bolt IoT and ML training for engineering and other technical college students.
Inventrom was amongst the startups which accompanied Prime Minister Narendra Modi on his visit to Silicon Valley and were showcased at the first Indo-U.S. Startup Konnect in September 2015.
They have also been the winner of the DST Lockheed Martin India Innovation Growth program 2015.
They have also been a winner of the Economic Times Power of Ideas in 2016 and were selected as part of Yourstory Tech 30 in the same year.

Accessing the Robotics Learning App:
Keeping in mind the Coronavirus Pandemic, Inventrom is now offering their Robotics workshop for free to a few limited students. To get the app and the training for free, you could download the app from this link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.inventrom.inventromrobotics and use the code ROBO108NM to gain access to the training content.