Arduino Launches Innovation & Learning Hub at Manav Rachna

The hub is designed to provide hands-on access to advanced hardware kits, sensors, robotics systems, and IoT platforms.

Arduino, in collaboration with Manav Rachna Educational Institutions (MREI), has launched the Arduino Innovation & Learning Hub (AILH) at the Manav Rachna campus.

The hub is designed to provide hands-on access to advanced hardware kits, sensors, robotics systems, and IoT platforms. It will support projects in AI, IoT, robotics, healthcare, and deep-tech engineering, serving as a Centre of Excellence at Manav Rachna.

Speaking at the event, Dr. Umesh Dutta, CEO of the Manav Rachna Innovation & Incubation Foundation, said the hub will act as a “springboard for India’s next wave of maker-innovators,” combining global-standard hardware with educator certification and startup incubation.

Arduino’s Guneet Bedi emphasized India’s fast-growing maker community, adding that the initiative would “democratize technology” by giving school students, college innovators, and entrepreneurs access to the same platforms used worldwide.

The centre will anchor a three-tier network of Arduino Inspiration Labs (K–12), Invention Labs (higher education), and Innovation Labs (industry), creating a pipeline from curiosity to industrial-grade innovation.