Mudit Thakkar, renowned as the "Robotman of India," has taken another stride towards nurturing innovation and technological prowess among the youth by inaugurating the Youngovator centre in Jamshedpur. Located at Basant Central, Sakchi, this centre  is poised to become a beacon of creativity and learning for children and teenagers in the region. The centre has been set up with local partner Amit Rungta.

Thakkar, a pioneer in the field of robotics and artificial intelligence (AI), shared his insights on the exciting prospects and the future trajectory of these transformative technologies during the inauguration ceremony. He emphasized the importance of empowering young minds with the necessary skills to navigate the evolving landscape of robotics and AI.

The Youngovator centre  aims to achieve this goal by offering comprehensive lessons on robotics, coding, AI, and app development tailored for students aged 8 to 18 years. Through hands-on workshops, interactive sessions, and innovative projects, participants will have the opportunity to delve into the fascinating world of technology and unleash their creativity.

Thakkar's vision for Youngovator extends beyond merely imparting technical knowledge; he envisions it as a hub for fostering a culture of innovation, problem-solving, and collaboration among youngsters. By providing a conducive environment and expert guidance, the centre  aspires to cultivate the next generation of innovators and changemakers.

In a bid to expand the reach of technological education and foster a culture of innovation from an early age, Thakkar has also embarked on a mission to organize awareness sessions on robotics and artificial intelligence (AI) in various schools across Jamshedpur.

Through engaging presentations, interactive demonstrations, and informative discussions, students will have the opportunity to delve into the fascinating realms of robotics and AI. The awareness sessions aim to achieve multiple objectives. Firstly, they seek to demystify complex technological concepts and make them accessible to young minds. By breaking down barriers and fostering a sense of curiosity, Thakkar hopes to ignite a passion for learning and exploration among students.