A local community representative inaugurates a basic robotics activity at a modest rural government school

Hanum Utthan · Government Projects

A fair chance to learn, build and move forward.

Practical STEM, robotics and future-skills access for government and rural schools—using the classroom they already have.

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A modest school. A first kit. A new possibility.

01 · The access gap

Bright minds. Unequal access to opportunity.

Millions of bright students in government and rural schools have the potential to do great things, but many have limited access to modern STEM learning, hands-on projects and digital resources.

01

Infrastructure gap

Many schools have no dedicated STEM lab, tools or reliable digital resources.

02

Limited technology exposure

Children rarely get to handle robotics kits, sensors or beginner coding tools.

03

Low awareness

Students, families and educators may not yet see the study and career paths these skills open.

04

Teacher training need

Teachers need practical, age-appropriate support to lead activity-based lessons.

05

Funding constraints

A permanent lab can be difficult to set up and maintain within a school's budget.

06

Unequal opportunity

Rural and underserved learners can be left behind when hands-on learning is city-centred.

The brochure highlights a 70%+ access-to-practical-STEM gap in rural areas. Local assessment helps define the needs of each school.

An ordinary rural government classroom where students have limited access to learning technology
Educators bring a few low-cost robotics kits into an existing government-school classroom

02 · The solution

Bring practical learning to the school.

Hanum Utthan pairs portable kits with educators and teacher support. Students can explore, build and test in the regular classroom—without waiting for a permanent lab.

  • Affordable reusable starter kits
  • Guided, hands-on activities
  • Teacher orientation and resources
  • A path to scale when funding allows

Government, constituency, local-body and CSR initiatives can be explored within their applicable eligibility, approval and funding rules.

03 · Who we are

A purpose-driven education partner.

Smart Yantra Labs is an Indian EdTech company working since 2013 to bring STEM, robotics, AI and skill-based education to schools, with a special focus on government and rural communities.

2013Started with a vision for practical, future-ready learning.
2015–2018Built a core team and education content.
2019–2021Expanded to school labs and learning programmes.
2022–2024Reached rural and underserved schools through partnerships.
2025 onwardScaling inclusive access through Hanum Utthan.
Multiple states and rural schoolsEducators and robotics expertsGovernment, CSR and NGO partnerships
An education outreach team planning a school programme with teachers and community members
Children and a teacher take part in a simple hands-on robotics awareness session

04 · What we do

From first exposure to growing capability.

01

Awareness workshops

Interactive introductions to STEM, robotics and future careers, with live demonstrations and real-life examples.

02

Hands-on learning

Guided projects with entry-level kits, practical worksheets and safe, age-appropriate activities.

03

Teacher enablement

Practical orientation, simple teaching resources, mentoring and ongoing support for school teachers.

04

Digital learning resources

Curriculum-aligned Hindi and English videos, activity guides and worksheets, including offline-friendly resources.

05

Career guidance

Exposure to applications, expert talks and information about further learning opportunities.

06

Follow-up and scale-up

Advanced workshops, competitions and sanctioned lab support when separately approved and funded.

05 · How we do it

A clear path from school needs to sustained learning.

Plan around the available classroom, learner groups and approved scope. Begin with a practical visit, then decide together what the next step can be.

  1. 01

    Need assessment

    Select eligible schools, understand learner needs and review available facilities.

  2. 02

    Partnership & approvals

    Coordinate with the relevant department, CSR partner or local administration; agree scope and approvals.

  3. 03

    Community orientation

    Introduce the programme to teachers, students, families and school leadership.

  4. 04

    Hands-on sessions

    Run guided, low-cost robotics and STEM activities in the school's existing classroom.

  5. 05

    Teacher capacity

    Provide practical training and resources so school staff can continue activities confidently.

  6. 06

    Follow-up & evidence

    Review participation, work completed and next steps; share a clear school-wise record.

Projects may involve education departments, approved schemes, constituency or local-body initiatives, CSR partners and NGOs, subject to required approvals and sanctioned funding.

A school headteacher and outreach educator review needs while a robotics session runs in the background
Local educators and a school community discuss a practical robotics programme in the school courtyard

07 · Why choose us

Designed for public value and real classrooms.

01

Grounded in public-school realities

Familiarity with school coordination, local context and implementation needs.

02

Affordable and practical

Low-cost, reusable kits can support meaningful activity without requiring an advanced lab.

03

Inclusive by design

Activities welcome underserved learners, girls and first-generation learners.

04

Experienced educators

A delivery mix of educators, STEM practitioners, content teams and field support.

05

Measurable progress

Participation, projects, teacher engagement and follow-up can be documented.

06

Partnership-led

Work alongside education departments, CSR partners, NGOs and local communities.

07

Sustainable growth

Start with a workshop, build teacher confidence and expand when resources allow.

08

Support beyond a visit

Resources, mentoring and follow-up help activities continue after the first session.

Purpose-driven. Cost-conscious. Focused on practical learning and lasting opportunity.
HANUM UTTHAN • PUBLIC INVESTMENT IMPACT

Convert public investment into measurable school-level utilisation.

Government-project value should be expressed as reach, cost per beneficiary, teacher capacity, utilisation, project outputs, maintenance and sustainability.

Convert public investment into measurable school-level utilisation. – illustrative Smart Yantra Labs value and benefits scenario
SMART YANTRA LABSPotential Value in Action
Public Reach

Cost per school / student

Transparent beneficiary metrics make scale easier to understand.

Teacher Capacity

Local delivery capability

Training reduces dependence on one-time external demonstrations.

Asset Utilisation

Installed → regularly used

Track timetable usage, activities, projects and equipment status.

Sustainability

Support & maintenance

Operational reviews, spares, refresher training and reporting protect public investment.

FIXED PLANNING ASSUMPTIONS • NOT A CALCULATOR

Illustrative three-year investment & value

A read-only scenario using the same sample-school baseline across solution pages. It is an estimate for discussion, not a promise of admissions or revenue.

1,000 students₹2,000 monthly fee / student40:1 student–teacher ratio
Assumed 3-year solution investment₹3 lakhIllustrative public-school programme allowance only; actual sanctioned budget will vary.
3-year cost per learner₹300₹100 per learner per year
Potential beneficiaries1,000*Replace with confirmed programme reach
Investment per beneficiary₹300Based on 1,000 learners; use actual reach
Fee recovery / financial ROINot modelledAssess approved outcomes, reach and beneficiary impact instead

*Scenario assumptions: 1% annual admissions uplift (10 students), ₹2,000 monthly fee and 30% contribution after variable costs. Three yearly cohorts are counted across 36 months. Growth is not attributed to this solution. Actual enrolment, vacant seats, retention, taxes, recurring and operating costs, implementation and final quotation change the outcome. For CSR/public programmes, recovery is not modelled.

VALUE BEYOND THE PURCHASE

Benefits the institution can potentially realise

Maximum value comes from implementation, teacher readiness, regular utilisation, review and visible outcomes—not hardware alone.

✓Government-school technology access
✓Student skill exposure
✓Teacher capacity building
✓District/block scalability
✓Utilisation monitoring
✓Project evidence
✓Maintenance planning
✓Public impact reporting
✓Inclusive access
✓Long-term sustainability

Illustrative value view: Use sanctioned budget and verified beneficiary/asset data. Do not present commercial ROI or admission claims for public programmes.

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09 · Frequently asked questions

Clear answers before a programme begins.

What is the Hanum Utthan rural school program?

यह rural और underserved schools के लिए practical learning, STEM, coding और robotics access बढ़ाने वाला implementation model है। Delivery local needs, teacher readiness और available infrastructure के अनुसार रखी जाती है। इसका उपयोग करने का practical तरीका है: पहले students का level identify करें, फिर age-appropriate activity चुनें, short explanation दें, hands-on task कराएं और अंत में reflection या assessment लें। इस approach से product classroom activity बनता है, केवल display या equipment नहीं।

What is the program cost?

The final price for Hanum Utthan depends on capacity, selected modules or equipment, implementation, training and support. Share the institution type, location, participant or student count and available infrastructure so Smart Yantra Labs can provide an itemised proposal with inclusions, exclusions, taxes and service terms.

Does it include mobile lab support?

Support plan में installation के बाद orientation, troubleshooting, consumable या kit replacement, software/content updates, warranty और escalation process साफ लिखा होना चाहिए। Purchase से पहले school को response time, responsible contact, exclusions और renewal cost लिखित में confirm कर लेना चाहिए।

Are certificates and competitions included?

Teacher training का उद्देश्य केवल equipment चलाना नहीं, बल्कि lesson शुरू करना, activity समझाना, students को guide करना, basic troubleshooting और learning evidence maintain करना है। Training को beginner-friendly रखा जा सकता है और school में नए teachers आने पर refresher support भी plan किया जा सकता है।

What is Hanum Utthan?

यह rural और underserved schools के लिए practical learning, STEM, coding और robotics access बढ़ाने वाला implementation model है। Delivery local needs, teacher readiness और available infrastructure के अनुसार रखी जाती है। इसका उपयोग करने का practical तरीका है: पहले students का level identify करें, फिर age-appropriate activity चुनें, short explanation दें, hands-on task कराएं और अंत में reflection या assessment लें। इस approach से product classroom activity बनता है, केवल display या equipment नहीं।

Who should use Hanum Utthan?

Hanum Utthan is designed for Rural / Government Schools. We confirm the right fit by reviewing learner age or grade, school goals, available infrastructure, teacher readiness and the outcome the institution wants to achieve.

What is included in Hanum Utthan setup?

The confirmed Hanum Utthan scope can include the required equipment or platform, learning resources, implementation, teacher orientation and post-launch support. The final bill of quantities, inclusions, exclusions, warranty and timeline are listed clearly in the school-specific proposal.

How much does Hanum Utthan cost in India?

The final price for Hanum Utthan depends on capacity, selected modules or equipment, implementation, training and support. Share the institution type, location, participant or student count and available infrastructure so Smart Yantra Labs can provide an itemised proposal with inclusions, exclusions, taxes and service terms.

What space is required for Hanum Utthan?

A suitable classroom, training room, hall or existing lab can usually be used for Hanum Utthan. The final requirement depends on participant count, activity format, equipment, power, storage, movement space and safety; the team checks these details before confirming the plan.

Is teacher training included with Hanum Utthan?

Teacher training का उद्देश्य केवल equipment चलाना नहीं, बल्कि lesson शुरू करना, activity समझाना, students को guide करना, basic troubleshooting और learning evidence maintain करना है। Training को beginner-friendly रखा जा सकता है और school में नए teachers आने पर refresher support भी plan किया जा सकता है।

Parents, teachers and students ask questions after a basic robotics workshop at their school
Rural government-school students proudly present their simple robotics project to teachers and family

10 · Transformation unlock

From today’s first kit to tomorrow’s possibilities.

Empower students. Build teacher confidence. Strengthen schools and communities through practical learning—one approved, measurable initiative at a time.

Curious learnersCapable teachersStronger schoolsFuture-ready skills
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