Where ideas compete and innovators emerge.
We design and run robotics championships, AI and cybersecurity hackathons, coding competitions, drone challenges and technology festivals for schools, colleges and organisations, and we set up the labs where students keep building afterwards.
- For
- Schools, colleges and organisations
- Formats
- Championships, hackathons, festivals and workshops
- Led by
- Sushant K Maurya, who supports student robotics, AI, coding and drone programs
Programs that turn curiosity into something built.
Every format is designed for your students’ age and your calendar, with challenges drawn from real problems and judging that rewards learning as well as winning.
Competitions
Timed challenges with clear rules, fair judging and a moment on stage.
Robotics championships
Teams design, build and program robots for a set challenge, then compete in timed rounds on the day.
For: Schools · Colleges
AI hackathons
Teams turn a real problem statement into a working AI idea in a day or two, with mentors on hand.
For: Colleges · Schools · Organisations
Cybersecurity hackathons
Capture-the-flag challenges where students find and fix security weaknesses in a safe, controlled setup.
For: Colleges · Schools
Coding competitions
Timed programming rounds set at different levels, from first-time coders to experienced teams.
For: Schools · Colleges
Drone challenges
Students fly or build drones through set courses and tasks, after safety briefings and practice.
For: Schools · Colleges
Innovation challenges
Students pitch solutions to a real problem in their school or community, judged on the idea, the prototype and the pitch.
For: Schools · Colleges
Festivals and workshops
Days that bring the whole institution together around technology.
Technology festivals
A day or a week of exhibitions, talks and competitions, with students showing what they have built.
For: Schools · Colleges
AI workshops
Hands-on sessions where students and teachers learn to use AI tools safely and build something small.
For: Schools · Colleges · Organisations
Year-round programs
So that building things becomes a habit, not a one-day event.
School innovation programs
Clubs, projects and showcases across the school year, from the first build to the annual exhibition.
For: Schools
College innovation programs
Hackathons, project sprints and real problem statements that prepare students for work.
For: Colleges & universities
Corporate technology events
Internal hackathons and innovation days that draw new ideas out of your own teams.
For: Organisations
From the first idea to the final round.
We design the challenge, run the day and stay for what comes after. Take the whole event, or only the parts you need.
Stage 1: Design
We agree the format, theme and age groups, and write problem statements drawn from real life.
You receiveA challenge brief and rules
Stage 2: Launch
Invitations, registrations, teams, payments and hall tickets run on EventOps, our event platform.
You receiveRegistrations and team lists
Stage 3: Prepare
Workshops and mentoring help teams build before the event, not only on the day.
You receiveWorkshops and mentoring sessions
Stage 4: Compete
We run the day: setup, timed rounds, judging against a written rubric and live results.
You receiveA smooth event and fair results
Stage 5: Follow through
Certificates and a short report, then clubs or labs so students keep building.
You receiveCertificates, a report and next steps
Labs where the building carries on.
An event sparks interest. A lab keeps it going. We set up labs with equipment suited to your students’ age, a curriculum, and teachers trained to run them.

Robotics labs
Kits, tools and projects that grow from simple builds to competition robots.
AI labs
Guided projects that show how AI works and how to use it responsibly.
Coding labs
A clear path from block coding to real programming languages.
IoT labs
Sensors and boards for building connected projects that solve everyday problems.
Cybersecurity labs
A safe, separate setup for learning how attacks work and how to defend against them.
Questions organisers ask before we start.
Can you run the event on our campus?
Yes. Most events run at your school or college. We plan the space, equipment and schedule with you, and our team runs the day.
How far ahead should we start planning?
As early as you can. A one-day competition needs a few weeks so that teams can register and prepare, and a festival or inter-school championship needs longer. We’ll suggest a timeline once we know the format.
Can students from other schools and colleges take part?
Yes. We run inter-school and inter-college events, with invitations, registrations and team management handled on EventOps.
Who judges, and how are results decided?
Judges are agreed with you in advance and score against a written rubric that every team sees before the event, so results are fair and easy to explain.
Do students need experience to take part?
No. We set rounds for different levels, from first-timers to experienced teams, and run workshops beforehand so everyone can take part with confidence.
Can a company run a hackathon with you?
Yes. We run internal hackathons and innovation days for organisations that want new ideas from their own teams.


