Our Mission
Innovation idles when only the few can participate. Trashbots is for the many.
Our experiences as students and educators opened our eyes to the obstacles preventing the expansion of STEM education in schools.
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These are both problems that Trashbots solve.
Our goal is to make robotics and coding accessible. Whether your students have access to a supercomputer or a basic smartphone, a garage full of tools, or a recycling bin, our platform is equally yet uniquely adaptable. A carefully developed curriculum and training makes life simple for teachers, while our ever-growing library of content keeps our community challenged. At Trashbots, we aim to give everyone the tools to spark their natural creativity.
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Get out there and play productively!
What We Do
Simple. We provide individuals and schools a comprehensive robotics platform equipped with the hardware to build, the software to code, and the learning resources to ensure you master your craft. 
Trashbots is a user-friendly, interactive experience. Whether you have a breadth of experience with robotics and coding or none at all, our platform adjusts to your specific needs.
Trashbots is unlimited in its potential. We want you to think outside the box - literally. Find inspiration from a random drawer in the kitchen or take apart a broken appliance. One person’s trash is another person’s perfect piece.
Who We Are
Co-Founders Rohit and Sidharth Srinivasan are brothers and entrepreneurs who have spent their formative years fascinated by technology and its ability to change lives.
While volunteering at orphanages across India they witnessed a lack of opportunities afforded to children regarding STEM education, which clashed with their own positive experiences. They saw a need for a platform - not a product. A solution that is both accessible and adaptable to any environment.
The result was Trashbots. A company comprised of students and engineers seeking to democratize STEM learning. We are a community of creators pushing the boundaries of robotics and coding.