Robotics & 3D Lab at PIET Sanskriti Ansals, Panipat


We get consistent enquiries for robotics during the admission procedure. PIET Sanskriti Ansals has a proper robotics & 3D lab on campus (Block E, Ansals Sushant City). There are motors, sensors, control boards and a 3D printer in it, and our Class 6 to 10 students work there in school hours.

If you found us while searching for a school with a robotics lab in Panipat, start with the quick facts table. After that you’ll see how a lab period actually goes and a few answers to things parents ask us. The lab is also listed with our other facilities on the Infrastructure page.

Students building a robot in the Robotics & 3D Lab at PIET Sanskriti Ansals, PanipatRobotics and 3D lab at PIET Sanskriti School, Ansals Sushant City

At a Glance!

Detail At PIET Sanskriti Ansals
Location EPNS 01, Block E, Ansals Sushant City, Panipat 132103
Board CBSE, affiliation no. 532153
Who uses the lab Middle School (Class 6 to 8) and Secondary School (Class 9 and 10)
First step for beginners CoderZ, online robot coding with Scratch style blocks
In the school calendar Robotics subject week, plus compulsory Skill Education in middle school (110+ hours a year)
Competitions India AI Impact Festival 2024, run by CBSE with Intel India
Run by Vidhya Peeth Education Trust (est. 2004), which also runs Panipat Institute of Engineering and Technology

One Lab Period, Start to Finish

  1. Teacher gives a task. Just one, and a small one. Make the robot stay on a black line, or get the car to stop before it reaches the wall.
  2. Kids form groups. Usually three or four in a group. One writes code, one builds, one tests. They change places next period.
  3. They try it. First try mostly fails. Wire comes out, battery is weak, robot turns left when it was told right.
  4. They fix it. Check, change one thing, try again. Our teachers ask questions here rather than giving the answer. It’s the same inquiry based method we use for other subjects.

From Screen to Robot!

Our robotics classes in Panipat have three stages. Coding comes in at every stage.

Stage Where What students do
Start CoderZ (online) Program a virtual robot with blocks and learn how sensors (inputs) and motors (outputs) work. No coding experience needed.
Build Robotics & 3D Lab Put together real kits, connect sensors, write longer programs
Create Lab periods and robotics subject week Plan their own projects and design parts in 3D

NEP 2020 says coding should start in Class 6. Our curriculum follows NEP, so for us coding for kids at school in Panipat starts on CoderZ first and moves to a real robot after.

Parents who look up robotics classes for kids in Panipat often want to know if they’ll need an evening tuition for it too. You won’t need one. Lab periods, Skill Education and robotics week are in the normal timetable.

The 3D Corner

Gear teeth, the inside of a cylinder, how two parts join. Kind of hard to get from a flat picture in a book. In our 3D corner the student draws on paper, makes the model on computer, measures and prints. If it’s too big for the robot, they make it smaller and print again. That’s mostly what being a 3D printing lab school means to us, measuring real things.

Student working with a 3D model and computer design at PIET Sanskriti School

Computers with coding and 3D design software for the robotics lab at PIET Sanskriti

What’s in the Lab?

  • Robotics kits: motors, wheels, gears, frames
  • Sensors for light, distance and touch
  • Programmable control boards
  • Computers with coding and 3D design software
  • 3D printing setup
  • Hand tools for assembly and repair

Students only use a tool after the teacher has shown them how. Lab safety rules apply every period.

India AI Impact Festival 2024!

In 2024 our students took part in the India AI Impact Festival, which CBSE ran with Intel India. Theme: “AI with a purpose”. The idea had to use AI or AIoT to help underserved communities, and entries could be in English or Hindi. Our kids had to think about who would use their project, not just how it works.

Students exploring AI and robotics with VR at PIET Sanskriti School, Panipat

Photos and Video!

Robotics lab period with students wiring a robot at PIET Sanskriti AnsalsStudents in the Robotics and 3D Lab, PIET Sanskriti School PanipatRobotic arms and VR during robotics week at PIET Sanskriti SchoolStudents testing ideas with real apparatus in the science labStudent building a model with a laptop at PIET Sanskriti SchoolHands-on lab work by Class 6 to 10 students at PIET Sanskriti Ansals

Note: Photos and clips are from lab periods, robotics week and the festival.

Parents Ask Us!

1. Does the school really have its own robotics lab?

Yes, it’s on our campus. EPNS 01, Block E, Ansals Sushant City, Panipat.

2. Which classes use it?

Class 6 up to Class 10.

3. My child has never coded. Problem?

That’s fine. CoderZ is for absolute beginners.

4. What does 3D printing teach?

Shape, size and design. Students make something, test it and fix it.

5. How can I see the lab?

Book a visit online or give us a call on +91 99853 00038.

Come and See It!

Book a campus visit and let our team know you’d like to see the robotics lab. You can bring your child.