Tarun Sairam's Contact Details

Tarun Sairam's Company Details

Robothink UK

N/A, N/A, GB • 5 - 9 Employees
Professional Services software

At RoboThink, we believe that early exposure to STEM education is critically important to prepare children for a fast-changing, digital world. We invest heavily in research and developing new STEM products, curriculum and teaching methods to make sure that learning about STEM is fun, easy and educational. We sincerely hope to inspire students to pursue professional or enthusiast paths in STEM-related fields.Our Mission1. Advance and better human society through quality education.2. Foster passion for learning, problem-solving and critical thinking.3. Commit ourselves to meet the needs of children, the future of the world, in a creative and innovative fashion.Our ProductUnlike other STEM centers, RoboThink's designs and manufactures a proprietary line of STEM products with kids and ease of use in mind. Every minute detail is considered and our products are manufactured to exacting specifications. We use only the best quality plastics, metals and tooling machines during the manufacturing process.Our SoftwareWe believe that software can be an excellent tool to introduce students to the world of computer programming. Our software engineers breakdown and simplify coding concepts and tools into visual figures and processes to make it easy for students to understand these topics.Our CurriculumWe believe the best method of learning is a step-by-step approach. By breaking down concepts into manageable chunks, students progress at a comfortable pace while developing self-confidence. Our staff of engineers and teachers are constantly updating the curriculum with new and innovative ways to make learning about STEM easier and more fun.Our MethodsWe believe that learning happens best through self-discovery and exploration. In our programs, students are encouraged to build but make modifications or re-design as they see fit. During this crucial time, there is an explosion of brain activity as students must imagine how a re-designed model works.