You get a box of parts. You give it a brain.
By evening, it can see, think and move on its own.
Sunday · July 5, 2026 · 10AM to 18PM · Bengaluru
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One day · five slots
Grab your hardware kit. Coffee. Intros. Set up your bench.
A quick word on where physical AI is. Then teams form and soldering irons go on.
Eat at the bench. Mentors rotate every 15 minutes.
The room opens up. Judges and visitors walk every project.
Prizes from Codex, Robocraze and Arduino. Then we eat.
18 mentors · on the floor all day
Engineers and founders who ship hardware for a living. They rotate benches all day. Ask them anything.
What you'll build
Every project is some mix of these four. Pick a problem, stack what you need. The kit covers all of it.
01How your robot sees. You wire up a tiny camera and distance sensors. Now it knows a face is in front of it, or that a wall is 10 cm away.
02How it moves. Small motors turn your code into motion. It can grab a cube, wave at you, or drive itself across the table.
03Its brain. A tiny AI model lives on the chip itself. No wifi, no cloud. Show it your hand and it reacts right there, instantly.
04How it talks to you. It wakes up when you call its name. And it can message your phone, like a doorbell that texts you.
The wall · proofs & mentor posts
Soldering the last servo. Arm v3 actually lifts the cube 🦾
Mentor told me: 'don't fight the IMU, fight your filter.' Game changer.
She rolls. OLED face is pure vibes.
Mentor hour. ESP32 + a whiteboard fixes most problems.
Kits dispatched. ESP32-S3, OV2640, SG90 ×2, jumper bundle, breadboard. Show us what you make.
Claw closes on intent. Onboard model, no cloud.
Excited to mentor at the Physical AI Buildathon. Bring questions, leave with a working robot.
Breadboard before glue gun. The honest part of hardware.
Pup v0. One leg keeps quitting on me.
Organisers
Limited seats
Sunday · July 5, 2026 · 10AM to 18PM · Bengaluru