Artificial Intelligence,
with Specialization in Robotics.
Sit at the intersection of the two fastest-growing fields — AI and robotics. Learn computer vision, deep learning and autonomy through live mentorship and an optional hands-on 5-day robotics lab at TIH, IIT Palakkad.
IndiaStarts 15 Dec 2026
UAEStarts 22 Dec 2026
SingaporeStarts 22 Dec 2026
Choose your cohort.
Same curriculum, same mentors, same optional five-day lab at TIH, IIT Palakkad — three regional cohorts so the live sessions land in your evening.
UAE
7:30 PM GST
Singapore
9:00 PM SGT
Simple, clean,
and merit-based.
Science graduates from any domain, selected on merit. Four steps from application to seat — with a full refund window if it turns out not to be for you.
Any domain
Your degree does not have to be in robotics, or even in computer science. Science graduates from any branch are eligible.
Still studying? Still fine.
Currently pursuing or already completed — both count. Final-year students are welcome to apply.
No prior robotics needed
Built for freshers and early-career professionals. Module 01 starts at Python and the maths you actually need.
Four steps, start to seat.
No chasing, no pressure. You apply, you talk to us once, and then you decide.
Pay the application fee and start
Pick your course and the cohort for your region, and pay a small application fee to start your application.
Fill in your application
Submit your details: what you’ve studied, what you do today and what you want from the course. A person in admissions reads every answer.
Call with the admissions team
A 30-minute call at a time you book — fit, workload, outcomes and financing, and whether this cohort is right for you.
Pay and enrol
Confirm your seat — only 30 per batch, so this is where they get allocated — and pay in full or on EMI / instalments for your region. Your refund window starts with the batch.
15-day refund window. If you feel this course is not for you, the full fee is refunded within the first 15 days of the batch commencing.
No spam. Ever. No cold calls, emails or WhatsApp from us. We speak only when you book a call with admissions.
Traditional AI roles
are getting obsolete.
Generic Data Science is being automated and taught everywhere. What stays scarce is depth in a hard vertical — and robotics is the hardest, fastest-growing one of them all.
Generic Data Science no longer differentiates
Model training, dashboards and notebook analytics are now table stakes — increasingly automated and taught in every bootcamp. Competing on general AI skills means competing with everyone.
Commodity skills, commodity outcomesGo deep in a vertical — Robotics & AV
Robotics and autonomous vehicles need engineers who understand perception, control and real-world physics — not just clean datasets. Models that work on a benchmark still fail on a factory floor.
Depth is scarce — and scarcity is leverageIndustries built on this exact overlap
Robotics, autonomous vehicles, drone technology and healthcare imaging all need people fluent in both the AI and the physical system it drives. Neither skill alone gets you in the room.
Four verticals, one skill setDemand is compounding, supply is not
Robots are moving out of labs into warehouses, roads, farms and hospitals. Every one of those deployments needs someone who can make perception work in the messy real world.
A decade-long hiring curve, just startingTwo growing fields. One scarce overlap.
A model that only ever runs in a notebook is a demo. The moment it has to see a real room, judge a real distance and move a real machine, it becomes engineering — and that is the work the next decade is hiring for.
Why we built this program
Prepare for specialised roles
that give you an edge.
Build depth for the fastest-growing industries and domains — with the AI-plus-physical-systems skill set each of these specialised roles demands.
Computer Vision Engineer
Build the machine's eyes — detection, segmentation, depth and tracking that hold up in changing light and motion.
Robotics Researcher
Push the frontier — motion planning, SLAM and learned control for machines that must act, not just predict.
AI Engineer
Take models out of notebooks and into machines — pipelines, deployment and monitoring that survive the field.
Deep Learning Engineer
Design and train the models themselves — architecture choices, data strategy and the optimisation that makes them fit on a robot.
The industry and innovation network around TIH at IIT Palakkad — connecting learners to the wider robotics ecosystem.
Where this takes you in 5 and 10 years.
Specialists compound. As the vertical grows, the people who understood it early end up owning the systems everyone else builds on.
Computer Vision / Robotics Engineer
Build and ship defined parts of a perception, autonomy or deployment pipeline.
Execute with guidanceSenior Engineer / Robotics Researcher
Lead perception, localisation or control end to end and guide the technical approach.
Lead technical decisionsPrincipal Engineer / Head of Autonomy
Set system direction, architecture and the decisions that shape an entire autonomy platform.
Define platform directionIndicative progression based on how these roles are structured across the industry. Actual titles, pace and scope vary by company, country and individual performance.
The difference is not what you know.
It is what you have shipped.
The same production-first standard our alumni experienced now extends into physical AI — with online depth followed by optional scheduled access to a real robotics lab.
I went from tutorial-hell to shipping a production AI feature in a real cohort, on a real timeline.
That is the standard behind this Robotics specialisation: models leave the notebook, meet real constraints, and are tested during an optional five-day physical lab experience at TIH, IIT Palakkad.
Built with TIH at
IIT Palakkad.
A technology innovation hub is where research meets real hardware. Partnering with one means this program is shaped by people building robotics systems, not just teaching them.
IIT Palakkad Technology
IHub Foundation
This is the building your optional lab week happens in — an IIT-anchored innovation hub with working robotics, fabrication and motion-capture facilities.
A real robotics lab, not a simulator
Five optional days on campus working with actual robots — sensors that drift, motors that overshoot, and all the messiness a simulator hides from you.
Curriculum shaped by practitioners
What you learn tracks what the hub's researchers and its industry partners are actually working on, so the syllabus moves as the field does.
Into the innovation ecosystem
The hub sits at the centre of a network of startups, incubators, funds and industry partners — the people who hire, fund and build in this space.
Certification that carries weight
You finish with a credential tied to an IIT-anchored innovation hub — recognisable to exactly the hiring managers you want to reach.
The Certificate You
Walk Away With.
A verifiable Certificate of Completion issued in collaboration with the IIT Palakkad Technology IHub Foundation for Artificial Intelligence with Specialization in Robotics.
- Issued in collaboration with IIT Palakkad Technology IHub Foundation
- Shows your Robotics specialisation and physical-lab learning experience
Invest in your future.
One program, three regional cohorts timed to your evening. Pricing is set locally, and every region has a financing option.
Application fee, paid when you apply.The program fee is due only once your seat is confirmed.
Incl. GST · EMI starts at ₹4,500/month
No-cost EMI available through partner lenders. Full fee refunded within the first 15 days of the batch if the program isn't for you.
- All live theory sessions
- Hands-on labs — vision, deep learning, autonomy
- Optional 5-day physical robotics lab at TIH, IIT Palakkad
- Weekly 1:1 mentorship sessions
- 4 portfolio projects built end to end
- Mock interviews + resume review
- Lifetime access to recordings + alumni network
- Joint TIH at IIT Palakkad × EdWagon certificate
Application fee, paid when you apply.The program fee is due only once your seat is confirmed.
Instalments available
Split the fee across the program duration. Full fee refunded within the first 15 days of the batch if the program isn't for you.
- All live theory sessions
- Hands-on labs — vision, deep learning, autonomy
- Optional 5-day physical robotics lab at TIH, IIT Palakkad
- Weekly 1:1 mentorship sessions
- 4 portfolio projects built end to end
- Mock interviews + resume review
- Lifetime access to recordings + alumni network
- Joint TIH at IIT Palakkad × EdWagon certificate
Application fee, paid when you apply.The program fee is due only once your seat is confirmed.
Flexible payment plans
Choose a plan that fits your timeline. Full fee refunded within the first 15 days of the batch if the program isn't for you.
- All live theory sessions
- Hands-on labs — vision, deep learning, autonomy
- Optional 5-day physical robotics lab at TIH, IIT Palakkad
- Weekly 1:1 mentorship sessions
- 4 portfolio projects built end to end
- Mock interviews + resume review
- Lifetime access to recordings + alumni network
- Joint TIH at IIT Palakkad × EdWagon certificate
From fundamentals
to a robot that works.
Six modules that build on each other — maths and Python at the base, perception and deep learning in the middle, an optional physical robotics lab plus deployment at the top.
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- Python for engineers — NumPy, Pandas, vectorised thinking.
- The maths that actually matters: linear algebra, probability, optimisation.
- Working with real, messy sensor data instead of clean textbook sets.
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- Supervised and unsupervised learning, honestly evaluated.
- Feature engineering, leakage, and why offline metrics mislead.
- Building an end-to-end ML pipeline — your first portfolio project.
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- Neural networks from first principles, then PyTorch in anger.
- CNNs and vision transformers — detection, segmentation, depth.
- Training tricks that matter on small, imperfect datasets.
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- ROS 2 — nodes, topics and the plumbing every robotics team uses.
- Sensor fusion, calibration, SLAM and localisation.
- Motion planning and control loops: making a model move something.
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- Five optional days on campus with real hardware, mentors and teammates.
- Deploy your perception stack onto a physical robot and watch it fail — then fix it.
- Hardware constraints: latency, power, thermals, and edge compute.
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- Model optimisation and quantisation for on-device inference.
- Pipelines, monitoring and drift once the robot is in the field.
- Portfolio review, mock interviews and introductions to hiring partners.
Built narrow,
on purpose.
This is not a general data science course with a robotics chapter bolted on. Everything — the intake, the batch size, the optional lab week — is dedicated to AI applied to robotics.
Merit-based selection
Seats are given on your application and a call with our admissions team — not first-come, first-served. Your cohort is people who earned their seat.
30 seats. Four batches a year.
Intake is deliberately capped in proportion to what our direct hiring partners actually need — so we are not flooding a market we then cannot place you into.
Freshers and early professionals only
One cohort, one starting point. The pace, the projects and the placement support are all tuned for people entering the field — not a mixed room.
Optional 5-day physical robotics lab
On campus at TIH, IIT Palakkad, with real robots. The week where simulation stops being enough and you learn what actually breaks.
Weekly 1:1 mentorship
A recurring session with a practitioner from companies like Google, Meta and Netflix — someone who reviews your actual work, every week.
Global cohort network
You graduate into a community spanning India, UAE and Singapore — three markets hiring for the same scarce skill set.
This part does not happen on a video call.
An optional five days at TIH, IIT Palakkad with real hardware, real mentors and your cohort in the room. Drones you assemble yourself, machines you print, rigs you calibrate — the work simulation cannot teach you.
Fabrication Lab
3D printing and CNC — parts you design, then hold
Motion Capture Lab
Ground-truth data for perception
Battery Testing Lab
Power budgets that decide range
Build what the
industry needs.
Four projects that become your portfolio — each one shaped like a problem a real team would hand you in your first year on the job.
ML Pipeline for Predictive Analytics
Take raw, imperfect data through cleaning, feature engineering, training and evaluation into a pipeline that can be re-run and trusted — the workflow every ML role is built on.
Smart City Traffic Monitoring System
Detect, classify and track vehicles from live video, then turn that into flow metrics. Vision under real conditions — occlusion, weather, changing light and a camera that never sits still.
Building an Intelligent Text Summarizer
Work with transformer models to condense long documents without losing meaning — and build the evaluation that tells you honestly whether the summary is any good.
Voice-to-Robot Command Simulation
Turn spoken instructions into robot actions — speech to intent to motion — and see what happens when a language model has to drive something physical that can actually get it wrong.
Taught by people who
put robots into production.
The programme is run with the team at IIT Palakkad Technology iHub Foundation — the people behind the lab you build in, and the credential you leave with.





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Answers to what
applicants ask most.
Do I need a robotics background to join?
How are learners selected?
Is the 5-day robotics lab compulsory, and is travel included?
Why are there only 30 seats?
What if I join and decide it is not for me?
Will I be chased with calls and messages after applying?
Can I do this alongside a full-time job or final-year studies?
What certificate do I graduate with?
The robots are coming.
Be the one building them.
Merit-based admission, 30 seats, and a full refund window if it is not for you. Apply, talk to our admissions team, and find out where you stand.


