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Robotics Courses for High School Students

Explore hands-on robotics learning built for teens who want more than theory. Maker's Asylum helps high school students design, build, test, and document real projects using electronics, coding, CAD, and prototyping tools, so they gain practical STEM skills, stronger portfolios, and confidence through making.

High school students building a robotics project

Our Robotics Courses Services

Hands-on robotics learning options that combine coding, electronics, design, and real prototype building for high school students.

Innovation School

A selective hybrid pre-engineering program for teens aged 13-18 that blends robotics, electronics, programming, and mentorship into real-world projects and a college-ready maker portfolio.

Electronics & Microcontrollers

Students learn core electronics, sensors, circuits, and Arduino Nano programming while building interactive systems that form the foundation of practical robotics projects.

Internet of Things

This course introduces connected devices, lights, sensors, and moving builds, helping students understand how robotics and smart systems work together in applied projects.

CAD Design

Learners create 3D models and assemblies in FreeCAD, developing the design skills needed to plan robot parts, enclosures, and functional prototypes.

PCB Design

Students design printed circuit boards, understand component layout, and practice soldering, giving them deeper control over custom electronics for robotics builds.

Laser Cutting & 3D Printing

Rapid prototyping tools help students turn ideas into physical parts, test iterations quickly, and build more polished robotics models and mechanisms.

Students prototyping a robotics project with mentors

How Students Build Real Projects

Start With Core Skill Building

Students begin with guided learning in electronics, coding, CAD, and fabrication fundamentals. Through live sessions and hardware kits, they build confidence with the tools and concepts used in real robotics projects.

Build Early Working Prototypes

Refine Ideas With Mentors

Create During Immersive Making Sessions

Document A Strong Portfolio

Built Through Making

Student Outcomes

Real projects, stronger portfolios, and practical STEM confidence for future-ready students.

"Surrounded by so many talented and creative entrepreneurs, I was inspired to turn an idea into a product. This led to the birth of our prototype mobile app, Bougebeta."

Nakul Khambati
Nakul Khambati
The Maker's Asylum Difference

Why Choose Maker's Asylum?

Students learn by building, testing, and improving projects with experienced makers.

Real Projects

Students build functional prototypes instead of only studying robotics concepts in theory.

Experienced Mentors

Founded in 2013, the team brings deep maker education and hardware experience.

Portfolio Focus

Projects are documented clearly to support university applications and future STEM opportunities.

Global Community

Learners join a maker network spanning 50+ cities and 40+ countries.

Meet The Maker's Asylum Team

A multidisciplinary team guiding hands-on student innovation.

Portrait of Anool Mahidharia, Co-Founder and Chief Maker at Maker's Asylum

Anool Mahidharia

Co-Founder & Chief Maker

Anool Mahidharia is the Co-Founder and Chief Maker at Maker's Asylum, India's pioneering community makerspace established in 2013. A hardware genius with a deep passion for open-source technology, Anool has been instrumental in shaping the technical foundation of the organization. He brings hands-on expertise in hardware development and open-source design philosophy, helping learners across India and globally build real-world solutions. Anool embodies the 'Make, Break, Create' culture that defines Maker's Asylum, mentoring students and makers in STEAM disciplines. His dedication to accessible, collaborative innovation has helped grow the community to over 400 students spanning 40+ countries, empowering the next generation of confident, curious problem-solvers.

Portrait of Vaibhav Chhabra, Founder and Chief Breaker at Maker's Asylum

Vaibhav Chhabra

Founder & Chief Breaker

Vaibhav Chhabra is the Founder and Chief Breaker of Maker's Asylum, India's first community makerspace, which he established in 2013 as a DIY space for people to share tools and make things. A Mechanical Engineer who transformed into a carpenter and educator, Vaibhav's journey reflects the very spirit of hands-on, fearless experimentation. He has led the organization through remarkable milestones, including the delivery of over one million face shields in just 49 days during the COVID-19 pandemic. Vaibhav champions purpose-driven making and collaborative learning, growing Maker's Asylum from a grassroots initiative into a globally recognized innovation education platform serving students across 50+ cities and 40+ countries.

Portrait of Richa Shrivastava, Director and Chief Creator at Maker's Asylum

Richa Shrivastava

Director & Chief Creator

Richa Shrivastava serves as Director and Chief Creator at Maker's Asylum, where she leads brand development, strategic partnerships, and operational execution. A vital force behind the organization's growth, Richa ensures that the Maker's Asylum mission — Learning By Making — is communicated powerfully and delivered consistently across all touchpoints. Her expertise in brand strategy and partnership building has helped forge collaborations with universities, NGOs, schools, and makerspaces across India and around the world. Richa's commitment to purposeful execution supports the organization's expansion from a small DIY community into a comprehensive STEAM education ecosystem reaching students across 40+ countries and 50+ cities.

Portrait of Harshan Nair, Global Outreach Manager at Maker's Asylum

Harshan Nair

Global Outreach Manager

Harshan Nair is the Global Outreach Manager at Maker's Asylum, specializing in university admissions, travel, hospitality, and student engagement. Known for being a patient listener and empathetic communicator, Harshan plays a key role in connecting prospective students and global partners with the right programs at Maker's Asylum. His expertise in outreach supports the organization's mission to expand its alumni network — currently spanning 40+ countries — and to ensure that every individual who engages with Maker's Asylum finds a welcoming, supportive pathway into the maker community. Harshan's dedication to relationship-building strengthens the organization's global reach and impact in STEAM education.

Portrait of Dakshat Patil, Maker and Space Manager at Maker's Asylum

Dakshat Patil

Maker & Space Man

Dakshat Patil is a Maker and Space Manager at Maker's Asylum, responsible for inventory management, design, production, and hands-on making at the makerspace. As a core member of the operational team, Dakshat ensures that the physical environment — with its diverse labs and equipment — runs efficiently and supports the creative and educational needs of the community. His deep involvement in the making process reflects the organization's core value of hands-on learning and fearless experimentation. Dakshat's behind-the-scenes dedication keeps the makerspace functioning as a vibrant, well-equipped hub where students and makers can prototype ideas and bring innovative solutions to life.

Portrait of Sovan Dhal, Content Producer at Maker's Asylum

Sovan Dhal

Content Production

Sovan Dhal serves as Content Producer at Maker's Asylum, bringing a unique blend of engineering knowledge, woodworking craftsmanship, and a passion for learning to his role. An avid learner who transitioned into content production, Sovan captures and communicates the spirit of making — documenting projects, processes, and stories that inspire the broader maker community. His engineering background gives him a strong understanding of the technical aspects of makerspace activities, while his hands-on experience ensures authenticity in every piece of content created. Sovan's work plays an essential role in showcasing Maker's Asylum's impact and spreading its 'Make, Break, Create' philosophy to audiences across India and globally.

Portrait of Simran Jaiswal, Outreach Manager at Maker's Asylum

Simran Jaiswal

Outreach Manager

Simran Jaiswal is the Outreach Manager at Maker's Asylum, a passionate sales professional dedicated to connecting students, schools, and organizations with the transformative learning experiences the makerspace offers. With a drive-focused approach — Eat, Sleep, Sell, Repeat — Simran brings energy and commitment to every interaction, ensuring that more learners across India discover the power of hands-on STEAM education. Beyond her professional excellence, Simran is a proud dog mom who brings warmth and personality to the Maker's Asylum team. Her efforts in outreach and sales are essential to growing the community and advancing the organization's mission of empowering innovation through making.

Portrait of Adishi Goenka, Partnerships and Business Development at Maker's Asylum

Adishi Goenka

Partnerships and Business Dev

Adishi Goenka leads Partnerships and Business Development at Maker's Asylum, bringing specialized expertise in collaboration and strategic partnership building. She plays a pivotal role in expanding the organization's network of universities, schools, NGOs, development organizations, and corporate partners both within India and internationally. Adishi's work directly supports Maker's Asylum's mission of fostering innovation through purpose-based learning by creating meaningful alliances that open doors for students and makers alike. Her dedication to collaboration over competition — a core value of the organization — ensures that Maker's Asylum continues to grow as a globally connected, community-driven hub for STEAM education and hands-on innovation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What do you do in robotics class in high school?

In a strong high school robotics class, students typically learn electronics, sensors, microcontroller programming, design thinking, prototyping, and testing. At Maker's Asylum, the emphasis is on building real projects rather than only studying concepts. Students work with hardware kits, create functional prototypes, document their process, and develop practical problem-solving skills that connect directly to engineering and STEM pathways.

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Still Have Questions About Robotics Courses?

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Help Your Teen Start Building

Reach out to discuss the right robotics learning path, course format, timelines, and application details for your student.

Contact Us Today

For immediate assistance, feel free to give us a direct call at +91 90046 86828. You can also send us a quick email at info@makersasylum.com.