Robotics consultant launches lab for youngsters in Patiala

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Patiala, September 13

A science, technology, engineering and mathematics consultant, Maddy, has launched a lab here where youngsters will be trained in robotics, electronics, circuit building, coding, tinker-CAD, artificial intelligence, aero-modelling and others.

Addressing a press conference, representatives of the company said they were introducing innovative world class products to the market, designed and developed in India for integration of technology and education.

The company has launched robotics kits. Sarvesh Suman, head, training and content recreation, said students in the age group of four to 18 years could join the institute. — TNS

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