Kukatpally, Hyderabad · Ages 6–15
Your child builds real robots. From age six.
Two levels, five children to a batch, and something built in every single session — from a first circuit to a robot they design themselves.
Fifty-three seconds in a Builder session
Filmed with our first batch. Every word is on screen, so it reads with the sound off.
Two levels. One path.
The age band decides who your child sits beside. The level decides what they build.
VastRon Builder
Real circuits on a real breadboard — wired, switched and powered by your child.
- They work with
- Breadboards, switches, motors and sensors — no screen at this level.
- They build
- A blinking-light circuit first. Then robots that respond to touch, pressure and sound.
- They finish with
- The Lab Kit hardware — theirs to keep, and it still works at home.
VastRon Engineer
Arduino, motor drivers and sensors — programmed by the child, not for them.
- They work with
- The Arduino IDE, motor drivers, ultrasonic and infrared sensors.
- They build
- A traffic-light system. A robot that follows their commands. A robot that avoids obstacles on its own.
- They finish with
- A capstone robot of their own design — and the Arduino hardware that runs it.
New to all this? Start at Builder — it is the entry point at any age. Children who already code can be placed straight into Engineer.
What actually happens in the room
Four things are true of every session, at every level.
Something gets built
No lectures. No watching someone else do it. The child makes or codes something new every time they come.
Five children, one engineer
Not fifteen. Every child has their hands on the hardware for the whole session — and the instructor knows exactly where each one is stuck.
The hardware goes home
Circuits at Builder, an Arduino robot at Engineer. It belongs to your child, and it keeps working long after the level ends.
It ends on a stage
Every level closes with the Grand Robotics Showcase, where your child demonstrates what they built — and explains how it works — to you.
Who teaches
Anamika Singh founded VastRon and teaches every session herself. She spent 10+ years at MathWorks, the company behind MATLAB and Simulink — so the engineering your child meets here is the real thing, scaled to their age.
What it costs
One figure per level, for the whole level. Payable in full or monthly.
| Level | Full fee | Founding batch | Lab Kit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Builder | ₹16,500 | ₹13,200 | ₹2,500 |
| Engineer | ₹21,500 | ₹17,200 | ₹3,500 |
Lab Kit is one-time and optional to no one — it is the hardware your child keeps.
Registration ₹1,000 — waived for the founding batches.
Founding batch — the first three only
20% off every level, and registration waived. We are opening with three batches of five. Those families get our full attention while we are small, and they are the reason this works. The discount applies to the first three batches and is not repeated.
Where, when, and who with
Where
Kukatpally, Hyderabad. Full address shared when you book — it is a small studio, not a hall.
When
Two sessions a week, after school hours and at weekends. The exact days are set once the batch forms, around what works for the five families in it.
Who with
Batches are grouped by age, so your six-year-old is never sitting beside a fourteen-year-old.
What parents ask first
My child has never coded. Where do they start?
Is this just more screen time?
Do we need to buy anything?
How big is a batch, really?
What does my child come away with?
How do we start?
Tell us your child’s name and age
We’ll confirm the batch and the start date. Batches are forming now.
Not ready to book? Ask us anything first — that costs nothing.
Kukatpally, Hyderabad · Ages 6–15