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Robotics Training in Mohali
Robotics training in Mohali that takes you from motors and sensors to a working autonomous robot. You build, test and debug real hardware rather than only watching demonstrations.
A robot is simply sensors, a controller and actuators working in a loop. Our robotics training in Mohali teaches each part separately and then joins them into machines that move, sense and decide. The approach is bottom-up: understand a motor before you drive a chassis, understand a sensor before you trust it in a control loop.
Building blocks you work with
- Controllers: Arduino Uno or Nano, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi for higher-level tasks
- Actuators: DC geared motors, servo motors, stepper motors and brushless basics
- Drivers: L298N and TB6612 H-bridges, PWM speed control, current limits
- Sensors: IR reflectance arrays, HC-SR04 ultrasonic, MPU6050 IMU, wheel encoders
- Power: Li-ion packs, buck converters, battery protection and noise on motor supply lines
Projects through the programme
Typical builds include a line follower using a PID controller, an obstacle-avoiding robot, a Bluetooth or Wi-Fi controlled car, a pick-and-place robotic arm with servos and an introduction to inverse kinematics for a two-link arm. Learners with a software interest can explore camera-based tracking with OpenCV on a Raspberry Pi and see how ROS nodes and topics structure larger robots.
Control concepts made practical
We explain why a simple on/off line follower wobbles, how proportional, integral and derivative terms change behaviour, and how to tune them on the track. Odometry from encoders, heading correction using a gyroscope and basic state machines for behaviours such as search, follow and stop are covered with working code in embedded C or the Arduino framework. A good foundation in Arduino or microcontroller programming makes this smoother, and you can learn the interfacing side in sensor interfacing training.
Who should join
School-leaving and first-year engineering students curious about robotics, ECE, EEE and mechatronics learners who want portfolio projects, and hobbyists ready to move beyond kits. No prior robotics experience is assumed, though basic electronics helps.
Next step
Batch timing, duration and which kits are used are shared on enquiry. If you are preparing a college project or a competition robot, tell us the target and we can discuss how the sessions can be shaped around it. For project help beyond training, see robotics project development.
Topics typically covered
- Motors, servos and stepper basics
- H-bridge drivers and PWM
- IR and ultrasonic sensing
- IMU and encoder feedback
- PID control tuning
- Line follower robot
- Obstacle avoiding robot
- Robotic arm kinematics
- Wireless control with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi
- Introduction to ROS and OpenCV
These are indicative topics. The confirmed syllabus, duration, batch timings and certificate details are shared when you enquire.
Who this is for
- First and second-year engineering students
- ECE, EEE and mechatronics learners
- Diploma students building portfolio projects
- Students preparing for robotics competitions
- Hobbyists moving beyond ready-made kits
Frequently asked questions
No. We start with motors and basic electronics. Some familiarity with programming is helpful but can be learned alongside.
Yes, the course is built around practical builds such as line followers and obstacle avoiders. Which kits or components are provided is confirmed on enquiry.
A basic introduction is typically covered for interested learners. Depth depends on the batch level, so ask when you enquire.
You can discuss it. We can advise on feasibility and components, while you remain responsible for your own project work and submission.
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