Support the RoboRoots Robotics Lab

Help build a robotics learning lab.

For students ready to build, code, and dream bigger.

Why your donation matters

A student's first experience with robotics should not depend on whether their school already has a lab.

Many students are curious about technology, but without access to kits, sensors, motors, tools, and guided instruction, robotics can feel distant and intimidating. RoboRoots wants to change that by creating a small, sustainable robotics learning lab where students can continue practicing long after their first workshop.

The goal is to move beyond one-time exposure and create a space where students can build repeatedly, ask questions, test ideas, and grow more confident with STEM.

Vyom working with students on a robotics kit

Fundraising goal

₹2 lakh / $2,000 to $2,500

To support robotics kits, lab setup, equipment, and learning materials, with lab setup planned for November/December.

₹0 raised of ₹2,00,000 (0%)

Your contribution helps fund:

Robotics kitsMotors and sensorsMicrocontrollersBatteries and wiringTools and build materialsStudent worksheetsCurriculum materialLab setupInstructor supportContinued learning sessions

How you can donate

Option 1

Sponsor a robotics kit

Help provide one kit or a portion of a kit for student learning.

Option 2

Support lab setup

Contribute toward the equipment and materials needed to create a usable robotics learning space.

Option 3

Fund student learning materials

Support worksheets, printed guides, practice activities, and classroom resources.

Option 4

Make a general donation

Contribute any amount toward RoboRoots' ongoing programs.

Option 5

Host or attend a workshop

Students in the U.S. learn robotics while supporting robotics education for students in India.

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Fundraising workshops · USA

Learn robotics. Fund a lab.

RoboRoots will host beginner-friendly robotics workshops for younger students in the U.S. Join founder Vyom Agrawal to learn how robots move, sense, and respond while helping raise funds to build a robotics learning lab for underserved students in India.

Audience: Grades 4 to 8
Duration: 60 to 90 minutes
Format: Interactive demo + hands-on activity
Contribution: Participation fee or optional donation
Purpose: Funds support robotics education for underserved students in India