Our Story
Making robotics and STEM learning a fun, practical, and accessible adventure for curious young minds everywhere.
The journey of AtriBOT started around one year ago with a shared vision to make robotics and STEM learning more practical and accessible for kids.
The idea began with Harsha, who has more than 10 years of experience teaching robotics to children and helping students learn through hands-on activities.
During that time, Harsha met Jaya Krishna, who was exploring 3D printing and CAD design while studying B.Tech. At the same time, Harsha was also working on developing robotics learning kits and educational boards for students.
Later, Jaya Krishna introduced Uday Kiran, a B.Tech 3rd-year student from GMR Institute of Technology (GMRIT), who shared the same passion for technology, education, and innovation.
After several discussions and planning sessions, all three came together to build AtriBOT as a modern STEM and robotics education platform.
"Our goal is to help students learn robotics in a simple, creative, and practical way."
What's in a Name?
Atri + BOT = AtriBOT
The name was selected by Jaya Krishna to represent innovation, robotics, and futuristic learning. It combines "Atri", inspired by a Sanskrit word, with "Bot" from Robot.
Meet Our Founders
The creative minds building the future of STEM education.
Mr. Harsha
Robotics Educator
"10+ years of experience teaching robotics to children and helping students learn through hands-on activities."
Jaya Krishna
3D & CAD Specialist
"CAD design and 3D printing expert, passionate about product innovation and educational hardware."
Uday Kiran
STEM Enthusiast
"B.Tech 3rd-year student at GMRIT with a deep passion for technology, education, and innovation."
Our Mission
To make robotics and STEM education accessible, creative, and hands-on for every student through simple learning experiences and DIY innovation.
Our Vision
To inspire the next generation of innovators, engineers, and creators through practical, project-based robotics education.
What We're Working On
Currently building the future of hands-on learning.