Case studies

Real workshops. Real outcomes.

Every Robonamix session we run in public closes with a write-up. What was built, what landed with the kids, what we'd change next time. Honest, specific, and useful for the next parent — or school — deciding whether to bring their kids to us.

An Arduino Uno wired on a breadboard to a cardboard car barrier with a lolly stick for an arm, beside an MQ-2 gas sensor
Latest write-up

Say it, the machine obeys.

Bahria Town · 5 September 2026

Nine kids, a cardboard car barrier that lifts when you ask it to out loud, and two games the kids designed themselves. Includes the real transcripts from the console, and the moment we made the AI answer OK for something that never happened.

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An orange 3D-printed servo robot built at the studio, wired to a NodeMCU board
Write-up

One Saturday, ten builders.

Bahria Town · 25 July 2026

Our first open Saturday: a room of kids wired real sensors, drove a robot from the browser, and built games with AI. A gas detector that actually trips, a servo robot that dances on command — with the demo clips and the honest notes on what we’d change.

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What we publish

Three things in every write-up.

The plan for the day

What we set out to teach, what we built beforehand, and what we deliberately left for the kids to discover. The shape of the session before anyone touched a board.

What the kids actually built

Specific projects from specific cohorts. Hardware, prompts, code snippets, and short demo videos where available.

What we'd change next time

Honest post-mortems. The session that ran long, the project that flopped, the curriculum tweak we shipped mid-camp. Useful for the next school choosing us.

Want yours to be the next one?

Start with a taster at the studio — or, for a school, a single workshop on your campus. Send us a note on WhatsApp and we'll reply the same day.

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