Archive · 18 Nov 2025
Robo Aashik's STEM Labs Transforming Indian Schools
Robo Aashik, an engineer from Tamil Nadu, India, started a program to bring STEM education to schools.
He sets up labs with cool tools like robots and 3D printers.
Kids learn by doing, building things, and solving real-world problems.
This helps them gain confidence and think critically.
The program is in over 490 schools and helps kids from all backgrounds, including those with special needs and from poor families.
It's making schools fun places to learn and innovate.
Engineer Aashik Rahman, known as Robo Aashik, founded an initiative to establish STEM Labs in Indian schools
Labs equipped with robotics, AI, 3D printing, and coding tools, supported by a theme-based curriculum
Program accredited internationally by STEM.org, providing students with recognized STEM credentials
Labs foster critical thinking, confidence, teamwork, and real-world problem-solving, with modules for visually impaired students and underserved communities
Over 490 schools transformed into innovation hubs, with corporate partners enabling access for economically disadvantaged students
- Who
- Aashik Rahman (Robo Aashik), students, teachers, corporate partners like Amazon, TCS, TVS, and UltraTech
- What
- Established STEM Labs in schools across India
- When
- Founded by Aashik Rahman, currently ongoing
- Where
- Over 490 schools across India
- Why
- To democratize innovation, improve student engagement, and prepare children for the future
- Founder
- Aashik Rahman (Robo Aashik)
- Tools provided
- Robotics, AI, 3D printing, coding
- Curriculum
- Theme-based, covering agricultural arts, saltwater innovation, cold innovation
- Students impacted
- Over 100,000 students across 490+ schools
- Corporate partners
- Amazon, TCS, TVS, UltraTech