Robotics, AI, IoT & Beyond: learning from classroom to career

IRI offers robotics, AI and electronics programs for schools across all 14 districts of Kerala, with on-campus classes and complete lab setup.

We also support schools across India and abroad, including GCC countries, through online training for students and teachers. Our office is in Kerala, India.

No. Schools can start IRI robotics and AI classes in their existing computer lab, so there is no big lab investment up front.

Computers are required for coding and simulation, and the school buys IRI robotics kits for hands-on sessions. Classes are scheduled within the school timetable using the current computer lab. When a school is ready, IRI also designs and installs a complete Robotics & AI lab, with new computers or laptops, furniture, kits and full setup.

Most schools schedule one 45-minute robotics and AI period per week for each class, which reaches every student in the school.

For deeper hands-on learning, IRI recommends two continuous periods per week. Classes fit into the school’s regular timetable, and any missed classes can be made up on another day arranged with the school.

Qualified IRI trainers come to the school and teach the students directly.

Every IRI trainer is a technical graduate, has completed IRI’s Training of Trainers (ToT) program, and has hands-on experience teaching robotics, AI and electronics to school students. Schools don’t need their own robotics teacher to start the program.

The training fee depends on the number of students enrolled, and IRI bills the school monthly. Robotics kits and textbooks are quoted separately, based on what the school needs.

Robotics kits are a one-time purchase that the school keeps as a long-term asset. The minimum is 10 student kits plus 1 tool kit, and more can be added as student numbers grow. Textbooks are supplied in the quantity the school requires. The demo class is completely free. Contact IRI for a quote tailored to your school.

Yes. IRI’s robotics, AI and electronics programs suit every board and syllabus: CBSE, ICSE / ISC (CISCE), Kerala State Board (SCERT), other State Boards and NIOS in India, and Cambridge (IGCSE), IB, British and American curriculum schools internationally, including schools in GCC countries.

The curriculum runs alongside the school’s existing subjects, and IRI customises it to match each school’s syllabus, grade levels and timetable, including for international clients.

The free demo is a 1–2 hour hands-on session at your school. Selected students build a few robotics projects with an IRI trainer, while teachers, the principal, management and PTA members can watch IRI’s teaching method in action.

Schools can book a free demo through the website, on WhatsApp or by phone. IRI calls back within 24 hours of receiving the enquiry.

Yes. IRI handles the full Robotics & AI lab setup from start to finish: design, fabrication, material supply and branding.

Our team visits the school, inspects the space and gives a detailed quotation. Advanced equipment such as 3D printers and telescopes is quoted separately. Work begins once the school confirms the order and pays the advance. Materials are supplied in 2–3 weeks, and fabrication and installation usually take 1–2 months. IRI provides year-long maintenance and after-sales support; repair or replacement of materials damaged through use is the school’s responsibility.

IRI assessment focuses on practical skills. Throughout the year, students are assessed through hands-on practical sessions, worksheets and project work.

Theory and practical examinations are held twice a year, and the marks are submitted to the school. At the end of the academic year, or at the start of the next one depending on the school’s calendar, students present the robotics and AI projects they built at a school exhibition.

Yes. IRI has its own grade-wise Robotics & AI textbook series for Class 1 to Class 12, and all classes are taught from it. Each book includes lessons, hands-on activities and worksheets.

Schools that want textbooks for their students can order them from IRI. They are quoted separately from the training fee. Buying the textbook is optional for students.

Yes. Student safety is a top priority in every IRI session. Classes use low-voltage electronics and battery-powered kits only.

Younger students do not use sharp tools, and soldering is introduced only from Class 8 onwards under close trainer supervision. Activities progress step by step with each student’s age and skill level, and every session is led by a trained IRI trainer who follows IRI’s safety guidelines.

Yes. The IRI Class 1–12 pathway is designed in line with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020.

It follows NEP’s focus on hands-on experiential learning, coding and computational thinking from Class 1, age-appropriate AI at every level, project-based assessment, and stages that match NEP’s 5+3+3+4 structure.

IRI combines real industry experience with school teaching. IRI runs its own in-house production unit for industrial products, so students learn the skills industry actually needs, on one progressive path from Class 1 through to professionals.

IRI has trained 60,000+ learners and installed 180+ Robotics & AI labs. Schools get IRI’s own Class 1–12 textbooks aligned with NEP 2020 and suitable for every board, qualified trainers who have completed the IRI ToT program, and end-to-end support from a free demo to complete lab setup and year-long maintenance.