Knowledge.
Innovation.
Technology.
Exploration.

At KiteLabs, we give children Knowledge as their foundation, Innovation as their spark, Technology as their tools and Exploration as their sky.

A boutique studio where kids code AI, build robots and fly drones they made themselves, in collaboration with RoboClub.

Images of classes are illustrative.
The KITE Way

Knowledge. Innovation. Technology. Exploration.

K

Knowledge

At KiteLabs, knowledge means understanding how and why things work. Before a child builds a robot, codes an AI model or flies a drone, they learn the science behind it.

I

Innovation

Kids design their own solutions to real problems, such as a smart dustbin, a plant-watering robot or a drone that delivers small parcels. Mistakes are part of the process: children learn to test, improve and try again.

T

Technology

Technology means working with real tools to build real things. Children work hands-on with the same kinds of tools used by engineers and competition teams. They learn to use technology with confidence, safety and responsibility.

E

Exploration

Exploration is the courage to discover. Students take part in open-ended challenges and competitions. They learn teamwork and how to present their work and are encouraged to experiment, fail, fix and try again with mentors beside them.

Labs

Three tracks. One sky.

AI Lab

Ages 8-18

From block coding to Python, kids train models that see, listen and make decisions.

  • Image and voice recognition
  • Build a chatbot
  • Responsible AI basics

What the AI Lab offers

Robotics Lab

Ages 4-18

Kids design, wire and program robots that sense the world and respond to it.

  • Sensors and motors
  • Line-followers and robotic arms
  • Competition prep

What the Robotics Lab offers

Drone Lab

Ages 8-18

The science of flight, made real. Kids assemble, code and safely fly their own drones.

  • Physics of lift and balance
  • Programmed flight paths
  • Indoor flying arena

What the Drone Lab offers
By age

A path that grows with your child

  1. 4–6 yrs
    Tinker

    First builds with bricks, gears, levers and pulleys.

    Adventure Lego
  2. 6–9 yrs
    Build

    Motors, sensors and block-based coding come together.

    Spike Essential · Lego Robotics and Coding
  3. 10–12 yrs
    Program

    Autonomous robots, first AI models and 3D-printed parts.

    Spike Prime · Machine Learning with AI · 3D Design and Printing
  4. 13+ yrs
    Engineer

    Real electronics, text-based code and drones built from parts.

    Arduino · Raspberry Pi · Python · AI · Drone Lab
Design render of the amphitheatre: tiered cushioned seating facing a projector screen
Showcase

Their work seen and celebrated

Projects at KiteLabs don't end at the workbench. Children record them in our studio and present them in our amphitheatre. They learn to explain their ideas as confidently as they build them.

How the showcase works
Small by design

A place in the batch, not a seat in a crowd

KiteLabs is deliberately small. Each batch is capped at [N] children, so the instructor knows every child by name and every child gets real attention.

It also means we cannot take everyone. Places are offered as they open, and every family begins with a visit.

Now enrolling the founding batch. [OPENING MONTH]
  1. 1

    Visit

    See the centre, meet the team and tell us about your child.

  2. 2

    Trial session

    Your child builds something with an instructor, so we can see what suits them.

  3. 3

    A place

    We offer a place in the batch that fits their age and level, as one becomes available.

In collaboration with
RoboClub

A curriculum taught and refined since 2010

RoboClub began in Delhi as one of India's first robotics clubs. It mentors teams for the World Robot Olympiad, FIRST LEGO League, FIRST Tech Challenge and RoboCup Junior, and its alumni now study at universities including Stanford, Columbia and Brown.

“RoboClub provided the foundation for my future in engineering.”

Nishka Arora, RoboClub alumna, pursuing a PhD at Stanford University
2010
Founded in Delhi
STEM.org
Accredited programmes
2020
Best Robotics Club, India STEM Summit
6 months
How often programmes are refreshed
About KiteLabs and RoboClub
Design render of the KiteLabs reception: a cushioned bench under arched wall panels, beneath a glass roof
Admissions

Come and meet us

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.