Lucknow: In a significant stride toward integrating futuristic learning with mainstream education, La Martiniere College, Lucknow, inaugurated its advanced Senior School Robotics and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory on May 17, 2025. Located in the Science Block, the new lab marks a milestone in the institution’s continued commitment to cutting-edge education.
This development comes a year after Robotics and AI were first introduced to students of Classes 1 to 5 in April 2024. Beginning this academic session in April 2025, the program has now been expanded to include students from Classes 1 through 11, reflecting the school’s progressive approach to technological education.
The inauguration ceremony was led by Principal Gary Dominic Everett, in the presence of Vice Principal Mark Donald Carron, College Bursar Adrian Michael, HoD Middle School Allen Morrison, HoD Junior School Clover Everett, HoD Preparatory Department Sharon Mulcahy, along with teaching staff and students.
Suchi Sharma, the Senior School Robotics and AI teacher, welcomed the gathering and outlined the lab’s vision: to empower students through hands-on learning and real-world problem solving in emerging technologies. She emphasized the lab’s potential in nurturing innovation, curiosity, and future-ready skills.
The newly established Senior Lab is equipped with high-performance desktops featuring webcams, Python programming with key libraries like Pandas, Numpy, and Matplotlib via Visual Studio Code. It also houses AI and machine learning libraries, simulation tools like Tinkercad, LEGO Mindstorms robotic kits, and a wide range of electronic components including soldering equipment, sensors, Arduino Uno boards, multimeters, and motors.
With two fully operational Robotics and AI laboratories now in place, La Martiniere College has reinforced its position as a frontrunner in future-oriented education. The enthusiastic involvement of students and staff at the inauguration reflected a shared commitment to technological advancement and innovation-driven learning.