Chennai: In a pioneering move to redefine STEM education in India, The Boxing Bots Academy has launched the country's first gamified robotics summer camp, aimed at students aged 11 and above. The two-month program, commencing April 14, promises over 80 hours of hands-on robotics training, blending learning with game-based challenges to make education immersive and engaging.

The camp is divided into three progressive modules—Assembly Initiation, Codex Execution, and Sensor Matrix. Students will first learn the fundamentals of mechanical design and robot assembly. In the second phase, they move on to programming and servo control. The final stage focuses on sensor integration and electronics to build intelligent, responsive robots.

Speaking to ANI, Harish, CEO of The Boxing Bots, said, “Our gamified approach offers students a real-time robotics experience. They can build, program, and debug while actively participating in competitions that simulate real-world challenges.”

The curriculum emphasizes problem-solving through interactive scenarios and peer competitions, providing a unique learning model that merges creativity with core technical skills. Interested participants can register via the official website: www.theboxingbots.com.

A key highlight of the camp is the unveiling of The Boxing Bots' humanoid-based Robotics Kit during the closing session. The advanced kit includes features such as wireless controllers, motion programming, and real-time combat functionalities, enabling students to test their skills in a live robot boxing championship.

The academy also plans to establish a dedicated Experience Center in Chennai to serve as a hub for mentorship, collaboration, and access to cutting-edge robotics tools.

The Boxing Bots Academy, India's first gamified robotics learning platform, continues to push the boundaries of tech education, inspiring the next generation of engineers and innovators.