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AI & Robotics Education

Curriculum, kits, labs and teacher training that bring hands-on AI and robotics into the classroom.

In one sentence

Raivens AI & Robotics Education is a complete school and family program that combines an age-based AI curriculum, robotics and AI hardware kits, lab setup and teacher training for children aged about 8 to 16.

AI is new to most classrooms

Schools want to teach AI but lack a structured, age-appropriate curriculum and hands-on projects.

Teachers need confidence

Many teachers have never been trained to teach AI, robotics or coding in a practical, project-based way.

Equipment without a plan

Kits bought without lessons, spares or training often end up unused in a cupboard.

How it fits together

From first touch to live operations

  1. STEP 01

    Curriculum

    Choose levels, grades and formats from an age-based AI curriculum for ages about 8 to 16.

  2. STEP 02

    Lab setup with kits

    Raivens plans the room and installs robot car kits, sensor packs, AI cameras and learning robots.

  3. STEP 03

    Teacher training

    Teachers practice every project hands-on and receive lesson plans and project guides.

  4. STEP 04

    Projects and competitions

    Students build projects each term and take them to school showcases and robotics competitions.

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.

FAQ

Common questions

What does an AI and robotics education program include?

A complete program includes an age-based curriculum, hands-on hardware, a lab, trained teachers and a way for students to show their work. Raivens combines an AI curriculum for ages about 8 to 16, robotics and AI kits, the desktop AI learning robot, school lab setup, teacher training, and projects that lead to showcases and competitions. Schools can adopt the full program or start with one part.

Which age groups is the program designed for?

The program is designed for children aged about 8 to 16, in three levels. Younger learners explore AI and robotics through games, block coding and simple recognition projects. At the middle level, students train simple models and build sensor-based robots. Older students move to Python and C++, machine-learning basics and competition robots. Raivens places each learner by age and experience, so a confident younger coder can start further along.

What does a school need to start an AI and robotics lab?

A school needs a room with power outlets, internet access, computers or tablets, storage for kits and regular timetable slots. Raivens handles the rest: lab layout, robotics kits and desktop AI learning robots, software setup, teacher training and a curriculum mapped to the school calendar and, on request, to national curriculum frameworks. A school can start with one class set and expand as more grades join.

Do teachers get trained?

Yes. Teacher training is a core part of the school program. Teachers learn the AI and robotics concepts, practice each project hands-on and receive lesson plans and project guides for every session, so no computer-science background is needed. After launch, Raivens supports teachers with follow-up sessions when new levels, kits or projects are introduced, and with help from the support team.

What is available for parents outside school?

Parents can explore AI and robotics with their children through workshops, holiday camps and robotics kits for home use. Workshops and camps are built around a project that children finish and present at the end, and home kits grow with the child from block coding to Python. Parents can contact Raivens through the contact page to ask about available sessions or to choose a kit by age.

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