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DOC REF: GB-NJDA-RPT-01 • NETAJEE DEFENCE ACADEMY

Robotics Awareness & Hands-on Training Workshop

One-Day Robotics Training Programme & Photographic Evidence

Date & Time
14 September 2026
One-Day Training Workshop
Venue
Netajee Defence Academy
Kunraghat, Gorakhpur
Target Group
School Students
Interactive & Team Learning
Session Format
Hands-on + Theory
Concepts + Builds + Feedback
Collaborative Representation:
GuavaBotNetajee Defence Academy

01. Workshop Overview

A one-day Robotics Awareness and Hands-on Training Workshop was conducted on 14 September 2026 at Netajee Defence Academy, Kunraghat, Gorakhpur to introduce students to the fundamentals of robotics through an interactive and practical learning approach. The workshop combined conceptual awareness with hands-on activities, enabling students to understand basic electronic components, sensors, robotic mechanisms, and the practical applications of robotics.

02. Key Learning Activities

Robotics Awareness Session: Students were introduced to the fundamentals of robotics, its applications, basic components, and the role of sensors and electronic systems.
Robot Eye Activity: Students worked on a practical Robot Eye project to understand LEDs, sensors, connections, and the basic concept of input and output.
Robot Leg Activity: Participants engaged in a hands-on Robot Leg activity to explore robotic movement, mechanical structure, component connections, and actuation.
Sensor-Based Practical Work: Students experimented with sensors and electronic modules, developing an understanding of environmental sensing.
Interactive Demonstration: Direct interaction with trainers allowed students to ask questions and explore practical robotics examples.

03. Student Engagement & Practical Training

Learning By Doing

The workshop encouraged students to learn by doing. Students worked collaboratively in small groups, handled components under guidance, assembled basic circuits, and discussed the working principles of their projects. The practical format helped connect classroom concepts with real-world robotic applications.

Workshop Highlights:
  • Practical, activity-based robotics learning
  • Introduction to sensors and electronic components
  • Hands-on Robot Eye activity
  • Hands-on Robot Leg activity
  • Interactive robotics awareness session
  • Collaborative student participation
  • Student feedback collected after the workshop
Activities & Hardware Handled:
  • Robot Eye LED & Sensor Modules
  • Mechanical Actuators & Robot Leg Mechanism
  • Solderless Prototyping Breadboards
  • Environmental & Optical Sensors
  • Flexible Jumper Interconnections

04. Photographic Evidence & Lab Records

5 Records
Figure 1. Robotics awareness and interactive learning session with students.
Awareness Session
Figure 1. Robotics awareness and interactive learning session with students.
Figure 2. Student Engagement in hands-on circuit wiring & breadboarding.
Breadboard Lab
Figure 2. Student Engagement in hands-on circuit wiring & breadboarding.
Figure 3. Students participating in a hands-on electronics and robotics activity.
Hands-on Build
Figure 3. Students participating in a hands-on electronics and robotics activity.
Figure 4. Students working collaboratively on the Robot Eye practical activity.
Group Activity
Figure 4. Students working collaboratively on the Robot Eye practical activity.
Figure 5. Students assembling and testing sensor-based robotic circuits.
Sensor Interfacing
Figure 5. Students assembling and testing sensor-based robotic circuits.

05. Student Feedback

Feedback was collected from participating students following the workshop. The responses indicate that students found the session engaging, informative, and interesting. Several students specifically appreciated the practical activities and the opportunity to work directly with electronic and robotic components.

Recorded Student Responses:
Aditi Kumar TiwariFascinating
Sahil Kumar RaoNice
Rahul Kumar RaoFabulous
Rajdeep SinghGood
Anshu PaswanNice
RishuNice
Alok SahiGood
Mohit GuptaNice
Suryansh SinghFascinating
Shivty SinghAmazing
Shashi KumarNice
Ananya ShuklaGood
Ansh SinghGood
Nikesh ThapaGood
Ankit MallGood
Sujeet KhanGood
Vikash ChauhanGood
Feedback Summary

100% of the participating students reported high satisfaction with the hands-on practical exercises.

Key Takeaway:

Practical activities like "Robot Eye" and "Robot Leg" significantly boosted student engagement compared to standard theoretical lectures.

06. Conclusion

The Robotics Awareness and Hands-on Training Workshop provided students with an opportunity to explore robotics through practical learning and direct interaction. Activities such as the Robot Eye, Robot Leg, and sensor-based experiments helped students gain a basic understanding of robotic systems while encouraging creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving. The positive feedback received from students reflects their active participation and interest in learning robotics through hands-on experiences.

— End of Formal Workshop Documentation (Netajee Defence Academy, Kunraghat, Gorakhpur) —

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