4 May 2026

Basic Principles of Robotics and Electronics (Hands-on Training)

Description

The training aims to provide participants with practical knowledge of the basic principles of robotics and electronics. The session combines a brief theoretical introduction with hands-on activities, during which participants will explore real-life examples to learn how simple electronic components work and how they are used in introductory robotics projects.

Who Is This Training For?

The training is intended for school pupils, university students, STEM teachers, and anyone interested in technology who wishes to gain a basic understanding of electronics and robotics without any prior experience.

What Will Participants Learn?

Participants will learn about:

• Fundamental concepts of electronics and robotics;
• The functions and applications of basic electronic components;
• How sensors, motors, and control elements work;
• The initial steps involved in assembling simple robotic systems;
• Practical exercises in the form of a small project.

Why Is It Important?

The training promotes technological education and encourages participants to develop an interest in engineering. It fosters practical, logical, and creative thinking skills, which are particularly important in today’s digital and technological environment.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the training, participants will:

• Gain basic knowledge of electronics and robotics;
• Develop a better understanding of how technological systems work;
• Be able to complete simple practical tasks;
• Develop problem-solving, observation, and teamwork skills;
• Become motivated to pursue further learning and development in technology-related fields.

Trainers: Nika Bokholishvili, Shota Noselidze

Date: 29 May, 5:00 PM

Venue: The University of Georgia, building IV, room 519, 77a M. Kostava Str., Tbilisi, Georgia

Duration: 2–3 hours