Where students build real AI — not demos of it.
Ultima is the destination of the pathway and the engine of the AI & Robotics Lab. Built on Micro:bit V2 with AI Vision, a 4-motor Ultima Expansion Board, and metal construction, it's where Grades 7–8 move into MicroPython and machine learning. Students train their own models, build gesture-controlled cars, and create AI attendance systems — the kind of work that prepares them for CBSE's AI electives and competitive exhibitions.
Where the AI Lab's depth comes from. Micro:bit V2 with AI Vision support, an Ultima Expansion Board with a 4-motor driver, RJ11 plug-and-play sensor ports, and multi-platform coding across MakeCode, MicroPython, MIT App Inventor, and Google Teachable Machine.
Ultima is where robotics becomes recognisably AI. These are the kinds of projects students complete — and take to competitions.
Using the Micro:bit's accelerometer, students drive a car with hand tilts — then layer on AI-trained gesture recognition to refine the control.
Students train a model to recognise and log entries, turning an everyday school problem into a hands-on machine-learning project.
With Google Teachable Machine and MicroPython, students train, test, and deploy their own models — the genuine workflow behind applied AI.
Ultima deliberately escalates the coding load grade by grade, so the jump to text-based programming and ML is gradual, not a cliff.
~20 activities per grade across Grades 5–8. With its 4-motor build and full metal construction, Ultima leans into mechanism-rich projects — vending machines, conveyor belts, smart irrigation.
The Grades 3–8 pathway builds the foundational competencies students need if they later take CBSE AI Code 417 (Grades 9–10) or Code 843 (Grades 11–12) as electives — both optional, not mandates.
Ultima is the core of the Grobots AI & Robotics Lab — supplied with curriculum, training, and the Virtual Master Trainer. Tell us your grades for a proposal within 24 hours.
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