Every session ends with something a student actually built, wired, or printed — and gets to show off.
STEM Education & Workshops
Where kids in Qatar build robots — not just watch videos.
Hands-on robotics, 3D printing, and coding, delivered as school programs, holiday camps, and ready-to-teach maker kits. Real components, real builds, and real skills that stick — with the whole lab brought to you.
Why AYNETRA
Kids remember what they build with their own hands.
Printers, robotics kits, and components come to you. No equipment for the school to buy or set up first.
Structured levels from a first blinking LED to a working autonomous robot — skills that build on each other.
Aligned to school schedules and Qatar's Vision 2030 STEM goals, delivered by a local team you can reach.
What We Run
Programs for schools, camps, and curious young makers.
School robotics clubs
A weekly or term-long club that turns a classroom into a build space — recurring, structured, and graded-project ready.
Holiday STEM camps
Fun, focused school-break camps where kids design, build, and take home a real project.
3D design & printing classes
Students learn CAD and print their own designs — from keychains to working mechanisms.
Coding & electronics
Block-to-text coding with Arduino and ESP32, real sensors, motors, and circuits they wire themselves.
Competition prep & mentoring
Coaching and build support for robotics competitions — teamwork, strategy, and a robot that performs.
Teacher training & lab setup
We upskill your teachers and help set up a maker lab so the program keeps running between our visits.
Learning Levels
A clear path from first spark to finished robot.
Explorer
Ages 8–11
First circuits, block coding, and simple 3D prints. Curiosity turned into confidence and their very first builds.
Builder
Ages 11–14
Sensors, motors, and robotics basics with real CAD. Students start solving problems, not just following steps.
Innovator
Ages 14–18
Autonomous robots, IoT projects, and competition or capstone builds students can defend and be proud of.
The AYNETRA Maker Kit
Everything to build, in one box — with lessons that make sense.
A curated kit of a microcontroller, sensors, motors, and parts, paired with step-by-step lesson cards. Schools reorder them for every class, and students keep building at home long after the session ends.
How It Works
From first call to a proud demo day.
Consult
We learn your goals, ages, schedule, and space — school program, camp, or one-off workshop.
Design the program
You get a tailored plan: topics, projects, levels, and outcomes matched to your students.
We bring the lab
Printers, kits, and components arrive ready. Nothing for you to buy, install, or troubleshoot.
Students build
Hands-on sessions where every learner makes, tests, and improves something real.
Showcase
A demo day, certificate, and a finished project each student can present and take home.
What They Learn
The tools real engineers actually use.
ArduinoESP32Block & Text Coding3D PrintingRoboticsSensors & Motors
FAQ
What schools and parents ask us first.
Do you run sessions at our school or at a center?
We come to you. Our printers, robotics kits, and components are portable, so we deliver the whole program in your classroom or hall — no lab required on your side.
What ages do you work with?
Roughly ages 8 to 18, split into Explorer, Builder, and Innovator levels. We tailor the difficulty and projects to the group in front of us.
Do students need any prior experience?
None at all. We start from zero — a first blinking LED — and build up. Mixed-ability groups are normal and we plan for them.
Do you provide all the equipment?
Yes. Sessions include everything students need to build. Schools that want the program to continue between visits can also buy a maker-lab setup and kits from us.
Can you prepare a team for a robotics competition?
Yes — competition mentoring is one of our favourite programs. We coach the team on design, coding, teamwork, and build a robot that's ready to perform on the day.
Bring STEM to Life