Future Minds

Robotics. AI. Coding.

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Ananth Nagar, Electronic City

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Ananth Nagar Campus📍 1121, 5th Cross, Phase II, Ananth Nagar, Electronic City • Strictly 4–5 students per batch
ROBOTICS • AI • CODING FOR GRADES 1–10

Robotics, AI & Coding Classes in Electronic City, Bengaluru

Think. Build. Create.

Practical technology education for school students (Grades 1–10) in Ananth Nagar Phase 2 & Electronic City, Bengaluru. Kids don’t just stare at screens — they assemble real circuits, build autonomous rovers, program sensors, train AI models, and engineer real-world capstone projects.

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Strictly 4–5 Kids / Batch
1:1 Hardware Kit Ratio
Hands-on Practical Building
Ananth Nagar Lab Campus
Interactive STEM Simulator
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Smart Rover · Model FM-01
Moving Ahead ↑
Speed: 180 rpm | Motor: 2x DC 5V
Ultrasonic Radar:
28 cm
Cruising Forward · Ultrasonic Radar Clear
5cm (Collision Buzzer)20cm (Autonomous Turn)50cm (Clear Path)
Small Batches (4–5 kids) · Ananth Nagar Lab

FUTURE MINDS / LEARNING PROGRAMMES

Big curiosity.
Real possibilities.

A place to ask, experiment and create. Explore robotics, AI and coding at Future Minds, with curriculum powered by DIYA Robotics.

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4–5
Students Per Batch
Practical
Hands-on Hardware Lab
Grades 1–10
Curriculum Progression
1:1
Hardware Kit Ratio
Three Pillars of Innovation

Hands-on STEM Learning for Grades 1–10

Future Minds helps children understand technology by making it, wiring it, and testing it — never by rote memorization.

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Robotics Classes for Kids

Kids build real physical machines: DC gear motors, ultrasonic distance sensors, line trackers, and obstacle-avoiding chassis.

Tools: Arduino, Micro:bit, Breadboards, Servos, Chassis
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AI & Machine Learning for School Students

Demystify how machine learning works through computer vision, gesture tracking, voice recognition, and decision algorithms.

Tools: Teachable Machine, OpenCV, Python AI, Edge ML
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Coding & Python Classes for Kids

Transition from creative visual drag-and-drop logic blocks to typed Python syntax, game architecture, and algorithmic thinking.

Tools: Scratch Jr, Python 3, Pygame, Visual Studio Code
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Small Batches (4–5 Kids)

Ensures our mentors know your child’s learning pace, strengths, and specific curiosity triggers.

Real Hardware & Tools

Kids work with authentic microcontrollers, ultrasonic sensors, servos, and typed Python syntax.

Confidence & Debugging

We teach kids that errors and bugs are normal steps to celebrate, solve, and overcome.

Parent Transparency

Discuss learning milestones and planned capstone demonstrations with the mentor.

The Future Minds Difference

Choosing a Hands-on Learning Programme

Key Criteria🌟 Future Minds AcademyQuestions to Ask Any Centre
Batch Size & Personal Guidance
Planned batches of 4–5 students, with time for individual mentor guidance.
How many students share a batch, and how is individual help provided?
Hands-on Hardware Kits
1:1 Hardware ratio. Every child gets their own individual sensor & robotics kit.
Does each child have hardware to build and test independently?
Learning Methodology
Practical building and coding through wiring, testing, and debugging.
How much of each session involves children making and testing their own work?
Physical Innovation Lab
A STEM lab planned in Ananth Nagar; confirm opening and visit availability.
Can you visit the learning space and discuss equipment and supervision?
Tangible Student Output
Working physical capstone projects (rovers, smart IoT, AI models) to showcase.
What will your child build, explain and improve during the programme?

Want to see how your child responds to hands-on building? Book a 45-minute trial demo session.

Grade 1 to 10 Curriculum

Grade-wise Robotics, Coding & AI Curriculum

Click on any grade to explore the custom hardware kit, learning milestones, and sample capstone projects.

Interactive Learning Progression (Grades 1–10)

Curriculum Timeline & Learning Roadmap

Scroll horizontally along the timeline to follow how students progressively evolve from tangible circuit blocks to real Python, IoT telemetry, and computer vision AI.

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Phase 1
Grade 1–2
Ages 6–7

Little Innovators: Explore & Create

Fostering tactile curiosity with magnetic circuits, motorized gears, and block logic.

Hands-on Hardware
Modular Magnetic SnapsColor SensorsMini DC Motors+1 more
Coding & Tools
Scratch JrStory BlocksFutureMinds KidPad
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Capstone Project
Motorized Lighthouse with Auto Night Sensor
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Phase 2
Grade 3–4
Ages 8–9

Junior Makers: Build & Experiment

Moving from simple circuits into programmable microcontrollers and sensory rovers.

Hands-on Hardware
BBC Micro:bit v2Ultrasonic SonarServo Motors (180°)+1 more
Coding & Tools
MakeCode BlocksBlockly RoboticsTinkercad Circuits
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Capstone Project
Smart Room Security Rover with Motion Alarm
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Phase 3
Grade 5–6
Ages 10–11

Code & Engineer: Bridging Blocks to Text

Introducing typed Python fundamentals, solderless breadboard prototyping, and autonomous rovers.

Hands-on Hardware
Arduino Nano / UnoSolderless BreadboardsL298N Motor Driver+1 more
Coding & Tools
Python 3 BasicsArduino IDE / C++Pygame Turtle
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Capstone Project
Black-Tape Autonomous Line-Follower Racebot
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Phase 4
Grade 7–8
Ages 12–13

Innovate & Automate: Smart IoT & Systems

Engineering connected smart home IoT devices, sensor telemetry networks, and cloud automation.

Hands-on Hardware
ESP32 Wi-Fi / BLE BoardOLED Display (128x64)Soil Moisture & DHT11 Weather Sensors+1 more
Coding & Tools
Python Data ScriptsMQTT / WebSocketsESP-IDF / Arduino
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Capstone Project
IoT Cloud Weather Station & Auto Greenhouse
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Phase 5
Grade 9–10
Ages 14–16

Future Tech Leaders: AI, Vision & Robotics

Advanced neural classifiers, camera computer vision with OpenCV, and competitive robotics capstones.

Hands-on Hardware
Raspberry Pi 4 / ESP32-CAMHigh-Res Wide CameraRobotic Arm Servos (4-DOF)+1 more
Coding & Tools
Python 3 (NumPy & OpenCV)TensorFlow Lite for MicrocontrollersGitHub Basics
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Capstone Project
Autonomous Vision-Guided Sorting Robotic Arm
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Roadmap Stage 02: Grade 3–4 (Ages 8–9)

Junior Makers: Build & Experiment

Moving from simple circuits into programmable microcontrollers and sensory rovers.

Core Learning Milestones in Grade 3–4

Learn variable counters, loops, and conditional if-else statements
Interface ultrasonic echo sensors to measure distance in real time
Assemble a 2-wheel motorized robotic chassis with battery management
Complete hands-on bug-hunt sessions to identify wiring & logic errors
Hands-on Hardware Kit (1:1 Ratio)
BBC Micro:bit v2Ultrasonic SonarServo Motors (180°)Infrared Line Sensors
Software & Languages
MakeCode BlocksBlockly RoboticsTinkercad Circuits
Capstone Build Showcase🛡️

Smart Room Security Rover with Motion Alarm

A miniature rover that patrols a perimeter and triggers an audible siren when someone approaches.

Hands-on physical construction
Every student builds and tests independently
Planned for the Future Minds Ananth Nagar lab
Batch: Strictly 4–5 Students
Our Learning Approach

Why Parents Choose Future Minds

Planned learning features at our opening-soon centre, not customer testimonials.

Small groups give children time to ask questions, test a prediction and explain their work during a practical lesson.

Small batches
4-5 students per batch · Ananth Nagar, Bengaluru
Obstacle Rover Project

Hands-on kit access lets each learner connect components, inspect sensor readings and test changes instead of only watching a demonstration.

Individual hardware access
1:1 hardware kit ratio · Electronic City / Ananth Nagar
IoT & Python Track

The curriculum progresses from motorized models and block logic to Python, IoT and computer vision, with a starting point matched to readiness.

Grade-wise progression
Grades 1-10 · Ananth Nagar Phase 2
Junior Innovators

Student Projects & Capstone Builds

Explore planned builds from our grade-wise curriculum. Student photos and project videos will follow after the centre opens.

Robotics, coding and AI guides for parents
Physical Campus in Ananth Nagar, Bengaluru

Give your child a real maker advantage.

Book a free 45-minute 1-on-1 trial session at our Ananth Nagar STEM Lab. Experience our 4–5 student batch approach in person.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions Parents Often Ask

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We offer structured programs for school students from Grade 1 to Grade 10 (ages 6 to 16). Children are grouped strictly into age-appropriate developmental tiers (Little Innovators: Grades 1–2, Junior Makers: Grades 3–4, Code & Engineer: Grades 5–6, Innovate & Automate: Grades 7–8, and Advanced Tech Leaders: Grades 9–10).

Campus Location & Google Map

Our Ananth Nagar STEM Lab

Our physical learning centre in Ananth Nagar, Electronic City, is opening soon. Contact us to confirm demo and campus visit availability before travelling.

Ananth Nagar, Electronic City Hub
📍 Coordinates: Electronic City Phase II / Hebbagodi corridorOpen in Google Maps app
Official Physical Address
1121, 5th Cross, Phase II, Ananth Nagar, Electronic City, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560100

Conveniently located in the heart of Ananth Nagar, directly accessible from Electronic City Phase 1 & 2, Hebbagodi junction, and Hosur Main Road.

Planned schedule: Class/Lab Hours: Monday-Friday 4:00 PM-8:00 PM; Saturday-Sunday 10:30 AM-5:30 PM. Parent Enquiry Hours: Monday-Friday 11:00 AM-3:00 PM; Saturday-Sunday 11:00 AM-6:00 PM.
Accessibility: Ample visitor parking and dedicated student pickup zone.
Safety Standards: Child-safe ESD-protected workbenches, low-voltage power packs, and supervised lab mentors.