Showing posts with label General. Show all posts
Showing posts with label General. Show all posts

Thursday, 3 November 2016

Bye, Bye, Blogger. . . .

08:01 Posted by Anonymous 4 comments
“Change is good !” they say. Over the past few months, we’ve worked hard to share a few wonderful articles with you through this page. This is where some of our wonderful sections such as Geek Speak, Tech Mania and Kit Creatives have been shared. Some of the best achievements of our students...

Wednesday, 2 November 2016

Robotics learning in the age of Open Innovation

10:33 Posted by Anonymous 7 comments
If one has been part of a Multinational Conglomerate with several business verticals, the recent latest fad one can relate to is the term “Open Innovation”. Open innovation as a concept is fairly new and it’s adoption is yet to take off on a massive scale. One can blame this on the mindset of...

Tuesday, 1 November 2016

Education in 2020: How will it look like?

09:47 Posted by Anonymous 1 comment
When we usually think about the year 2020, we assume of a time somewhere in the future where flying cars would be the norm and contact with alien civilizations would’ve been established. Followers of our former president Shri Abdul Kalam would probably think of the vision he portrayed through the...

Wednesday, 19 October 2016

Will robots eventually eat into the Quintessential White Collar?

08:53 Posted by Anonymous No comments
If there’s a major fad amongst the industrial community today, it has to be the fact that the majority of the workforce of today will be replaced by robots in the future. While this prediction is a no-brainer, whether such a transformation will happen in the near future or in the slightly distant...

Thursday, 13 October 2016

From Online imagery to Door Step delivery, here's how robots are transforming Retail Logistics !

08:53 Posted by Anonymous No comments
As economies grow and societies experience increase in demand for faster order fulfillments and accuracy in supply chain processes, there is an increasing pressure on manufacturers and supply chain management providers to come up with a way to meet consumer demands. While the demand for such orders...

Tuesday, 11 October 2016

Geek Speak: Navaratri Special Edition

07:01 Posted by Anonymous No comments
It’s the final day of Navratri and we couldn’t be more happier. Called the day of Vijayadasami, it signifies the day when good trounces evil. While there had no battle against evil here at Kidobotikz, there was one stiff competition underway though- the competition to get robots on the Kolu stairs.  Upon...

Friday, 7 October 2016

Kidobotikz @ DIDAC INDIA 2016

06:50 Posted by Anonymous 1 comment
   “You’ve got to start with the customer experience and work backwards towards the technology” ~ Steve Jobs Going by the words of this tech-visionary, it makes sense that when you’ve got a wonderful product on hand, it is always wise to take it out there and get as many people to place...

Thursday, 6 October 2016

Kidobotikzians rewrite the history of Farming with AgriBot

06:25 Posted by Anonymous No comments
For most of you who know a thing or two about Agriculture, it should not come as a surprise that Farming is inherently a laborious process. All of us have at one point in our lives been to the rural countryside and witnessed the happenings on patches of lands under cultivation.  However, amidst...

Wednesday, 28 September 2016

Formal Vs. Informal learning: Which side should one lean upon?

08:43 Posted by Anonymous 2 comments
What is the best way of undergoing Education? This is a question that is as old as mankind itself. Well, if one has to think there are two major ways of educating one’s self. The first would be the ubiquitous formal education. This would be enrolling oneself to the various existing institutions...

Thursday, 22 September 2016

Will Robots take over our Jobs? So what?

06:41 Posted by Anonymous 1 comment
Will Robots take over our Jobs? What if they do? Sounds like a very ominous scenario, doesn’t it? Well, yeah. Robots are replacing humans in a variety of scenarios. Automation is appearing everywhere. Regardless of humans and the pace at which they adapt themselves to the truth, innovations...

Wednesday, 21 September 2016

Robots have transformed agriculture. Here's how!

08:42 Posted by Anonymous No comments
When we think of Farming, our mind immediately races to the images of farmers and their oxen dredging in the fields. Farming has always remained the dominion of human labour with either beasts of burden or expensive machines supplementing their efforts. The concepts of accuracy, prediction...

Thursday, 15 September 2016

The Great Indian Engineering Bungle ! !

06:41 Posted by Anonymous 1 comment
If we’ve had a look at the calendars today, not many of us would’ve bothered to look twice. It is a relatively normal date, September 15. But what the many of us do not know is that today is Engineer’s day, a day that commemorates the birthday of Shri. M. Visvesvaraya, a great Indian engineering...

Wednesday, 14 September 2016

Introducing VIPER, a must have for roboticists.

01:52 Posted by Anonymous 2 comments
“All good things come in small packages”. This is a famous saying that most of us are aware of. We have now come up with our own version of a “small package” ! SP Robotic Works, the parent company of Kidobotikz is proud to unveil the VIPER series of motor drivers. VIPER is a state of the art...

Tuesday, 13 September 2016

3 Ways robots are helping students

08:56 Posted by Anonymous 2 comments
Robots changing the education system? Sounds too good to be true, doesn’t it? Well, the ground reality shows otherwise. As technologies advance, the presence of robots in our life will become more pronounced. But does this mean that we are in a rather futuristic situation where robots have...

Thursday, 8 September 2016

Why should robotics kits be under every student's desk?

08:39 Posted by Anonymous No comments
Teaching is a noble profession they say. It holds true for several reasons. Good teachers don’t happen overnight. They have to endure their fair share of struggle before they acquire their connoisseur in pedagogy. Students are not the easiest of bunches to handle. Nuff said. For most teachers...