Most children grow up watching technology. At KiteLabs, they grow up building it. We are a purpose-built studio in Noida where children aged 8–18 years learn AI, robotics and drones by making real things, then sharing them with the people they love.
To help every child build technology with their hands, and explain it with confidence.
A generation of young kids who build with curiosity, think with clarity and speak with confidence.
Real tools in their hands: LEGO Education kits, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, 3D printers, AI tools and drones.
The confidence to be creators of technology, not just consumers of it.
“I remember watching a child’s face the first time a robot they’d built actually moved. Pure pride. That moment is why KiteLabs exists. Children today spend hours on screens but rarely get to make something real. Here they build, test, fail and try again, because getting it wrong is part of getting it right. Like a kite, they need a strong frame, a steady string and the freedom to catch the wind: real knowledge, caring mentors and the space to explore. And when their project finally takes flight, we give them a stage to share it.”
Where ideas become robots, circuits and drones.
Where kids film their projects and tell the story behind them.
Where they present their work live to their families.
The session opens with a challenge and the idea behind it: a gear ratio, a sensor, how a model learns.
Children put the model, circuit or program together themselves, on their own or in small teams.
They run it, find what fails and fix it. Troubleshooting is part of every class, not a sign something went wrong.
They record a presentation of their project in our studio and present it to families in the amphitheatre.
RoboClub was founded in Delhi in 2010 by Sunaina Sood and is one of India's first robotics clubs. Its programmes are STEM.org accredited, and its students have gone on to universities including Stanford, Columbia and Brown.
KiteLabs brings the RoboClub curriculum and mentoring approach to Noida. RoboClub was named Best Robotics Club at the India STEM Summit in 2020.
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We keep batches small, so places are limited and every family starts with a visit. Bring your child, see a session, and talk to us about what they would enjoy.