Guided technology programmes

Learn by doing.
Build what’s next.

NAIS Robotics brings coding, drones and creative technology into practical, guided learning experiences.

For schools, young learners and families who want to turn curiosity into something they can try, understand and improve.

AI-generated educational robotics concept: a modular wheeled robot with an articulated gripper, floating sensor modules and a glowing learning path.
NAIS Robotics · Educational technology concept

Explore the activities

Five starting points.
Many possibilities.

We help learners connect an action with an outcome: write an instruction, practise a skill, design an object, then try again.

01 · CODING

VEXcode VR

Introduce programming through a virtual robot. Explore sequences, logic and debugging as learners work through coding challenges.

02 · TEAMWORK

Drone Soccer

Practise control and coordination through a shared challenge. Communication and teamwork are part of the learning experience.

03 · CONTROL

Drone Simulation

Explore flight controls in a simulated environment, with time to repeat a task and develop familiarity before progressing.

04 · MAKING

3D Printing

Follow the journey from a digital design to a physical object. Discover how shape, scale and design choices affect what gets made.

05 · DESIGN

Canva

Turn ideas into visual communication. Explore layouts, images and clear messages through guided design activities.

FOR YOUR GROUP

A programme shaped around you

Talk to us about school activities, technology exhibitions or preparation for a STEM challenge. We will discuss a suitable scope with you.

From curiosity to confidence

A clear reason
to try again.

Learning becomes meaningful when a learner can explain what they tried, what happened and what they would change.

Our programme discussions start with the group: their age, experience, interests and the time available. Activities and equipment are confirmed as part of the enquiry.

01

Explore the challenge

Start with a clear task and an introduction to the tools.

02

Try, observe and improve

Make a first attempt, notice the result and work through the next step with guidance.

03

Share what you learned

Explain the idea, the choices made and what to try next.

Let’s plan something practical

Bring a technology experience
to your learners.

Tell us about your school or group, the learners’ age range and the activities that interest you. We will help shape the next conversation.

Programmes are arranged by enquiry. Schedule, suitability, availability and scope will be confirmed with you.

The NAIS ecosystem

More ways to explore technology.

SOFTWARE · IN DEVELOPMENT

PAKSI

Our developing environment for coding, simulation and future hardware integration.

HARDWARE · IN DEVELOPMENT

NAVRIX EDU

An educational drone platform being developed to connect learning with physical technology.