PNN
Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], February 20: Elate International School hosted ROBOCON 2026 on 7th February 2026, which was a Robotics and AI Exhibition. The exhibition was hosted on the school's campus only, and it was a creative science affair that brought along students, parents, and educators to celebrate and appreciate the innovation surrounding technology. This exhibition became a platform where technology-driven students got a chance to showcase their knowledge of robotics and AI, and how these two can solve real-world problems if implemented correctly.
Elate International School recently hosted ROBOCON 2026, an AI and Robots exhibition showcasing their students' creativity and power to play around technology
The main focus of ROBOCON 2026 was hands-on learning, critical thinking, and its integration in education. Students of different grades came together to show their creativity in collaboration with AI and robotics, and every project displayed the potential these students possess. The projects showed automated solutions and smart models, and how merging them in modern education can benefit in various ways. The exhibition also showed how the present generation is preparing itself for the future, which will be AI and technology-dominated.
The major attraction of the exhibition is a live demonstration of the robotic dog, Turo, and the humanoid robot, Nila. These robots interacted with the parents and the visitors attending the exhibition. They showcased abilities like responding to the commands, movements, and basic AI-driven behaviours, and other robotic models too attracted the visitors equally, including drones.
"We were planning for this exhibition for a long time. As a learning centre, we wanted to give our students a chance to show their ability of experimenting with upcoming technology like robotics and AI and seeing things coming together and winning appreciation gives us immense satisfaction" said Ms. Saniya Kareem, Vice Chairperson of Elate International School.
The students earned huge appreciation from the parents and other visitors for showcasing their ability to create AI and robotics-powered models and being able to explain their models with confidence. Students explained their ideas with clarity, their vision, designs, and how their projects can power real-life solutions. The exhibition gave a platform to the parents to not only see the projects, but also get a live demonstration that left them impressed by how the students were able to create things that exhibit sheer creativity, but also the knowledge of technology.
Apart from winning appreciation, the exhibition also set a new benchmark for other schools and other educational centres to host similar events surrounding AI and robotics. These are not just the technology, but something our future will heavily merge with.
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