AI and robotics education, from first lesson to competition
Raivens AI and robotics education gives schools and families one complete path: an age-based AI curriculum, robotics and AI hardware kits, school lab setup, teacher training, and projects that lead to showcases and competitions. It is designed for children aged about 8 to 16 and for the principals, teachers and parents who guide them.
AI education for kids
The AI education program for kids teaches how AI works by building with it. Students train cameras to recognize objects, control robots by voice, learn machine-learning basics and discuss AI ethics at every level. Lessons run in class, in after-school clubs and in workshops and holiday camps, often with the RAIVENS desktop AI learning robot on the desk.
Robotics and AI hardware kits
Robotics and AI kits give every lesson something to build. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth robot cars, sensor packs, AI camera add-ons, drone kits and competition kits take learners from block coding to Python and C++. Schools can order them as STEM lab packages that combine kits, curriculum, lab setup and training.
Why it matters for schools and parents
AI is already part of children’s lives, in search, maps, games and voice assistants. Learning how it works, and when it gets things wrong, builds digital confidence and judgment. Building robots adds problem-solving, teamwork and patience. For principals, the program offers a curriculum that can be mapped to national curriculum frameworks, a lab that is ready for the first class and teachers who are trained to run it. For parents, it means children who make things with technology instead of only consuming it.
Built and supported in-house
Raivens designs and builds the learning robot and kits in-house, alongside the electronics and software behind its robotics and drone products. Founded in 2012, the company has delivered 1,200+ projects for 15,000+ clients in 8+ countries. A school can start with one grade or one club and add levels, kits and competition teams each year. To plan a lab, workshop or camp, contact our team, or visit support for existing labs. Colleges can also explore drones and service robots under Robotics & Drones.







