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Institute of Physical AI & Robotics & VLSI

Build Intelligence
That Moves.

From chips and code to machines that sense, reason and act. Build the skills to engineer what comes next.

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Gachibowli, Hyderabad

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One connected
engineering institute.

Schools
04
Courses
22
Learning pathways
11
Shared foundations
04

Explore a capability

Robotics & Autonomous SystemsRobotics Software Engineer VLSI & AI Chip DesignVLSI Design Verification with SystemVerilog & UVM Embedded & IoTIoT Engineering & Edge AI Artificial Intelligence (AI)Agentic AI Engineer

Four schools. Shared foundations.

Think across disciplines.
Build beyond boundaries.

Follow your curiosity into a specialist field. Connect it with the systems, software and intelligence around it.

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01

Robotics & Autonomous Systems

Build the software and control understanding behind intelligent machines.

4 courses
02

VLSI & AI Chip Design

Learn the engineering behind digital hardware and AI compute.

5 courses
03

Embedded & IoT

Connect sensing, real-time code and intelligent devices.

3 courses
04

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Build AI that predicts, generates, reasons and acts.

6 courses

Begin with what you need

Big ambitions.
Strong foundations.

New to engineering or changing direction? Start with computing, then choose the electronics, robotics or AI preparation your subject requires.

Find your starting point

Already have the skills? Review prior-learning requirements.

01Foundations of Engineering ComputingPython, Git, Data & Reproducible Work 02Foundations of AIData, Machine Learning & Responsible Evaluation 03Foundations of RoboticsFrames, Sensors, Mechanics & Feedback 04Foundations of VLSI & Digital ElectronicsLogic, Sequential Circuits, Timing & Introductory RTL

Learning you can explain

Don't just learn the theory.
Build the evidence.

Each course connects concepts to a defined project. Test its behaviour, investigate failures and explain your decisions.

How learning works
Your first engineering project

Turn sensor data
into a reliable report.

Read real-world-shaped records. Handle missing values. Make the results reproducible from a clean checkout.

  • Parse records and reject invalid rows
  • Report summary statistics with tests
  • Explain assumptions and limitations
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Foundations of Engineering ComputingSample project brief
01 / INPUTSensor records

Measurements, units and missing values

02 / VALIDATIONMake every row accountable

Valid records, rejected rows and a clear denominator

03 / HANDOFFReport + tests + README

Results another person can reproduce

Foundation capstone 10 modules
RTL Design & FPGA Prototyping

Design silicon logic

Build a parameterised synchronous FIFO with a self-checking testbench and synthesis review.

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Robotics Software Engineer

Make a robot recover

Build one simulated mobile robot task with observable state, cancellation and stale-data handling.

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IoT Engineering & Edge AI

Connect an embedded system

Build a provisioned sensor node with authenticated telemetry, offline buffering and a monitored update workflow.

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Illustrative briefs from the planned curriculum. These are learning goals, not claims of completed learner work.

Connect the capabilities

Choose a destination.
See the steps to get there.

Eleven routes connect the shared foundations with specialist engineering and advanced research.

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01
Career

Applied & Agentic AI Engineer

5 connected courses · 2 foundations

02
Career

Robotics Software Engineer

3 connected courses · 2 foundations

03
Career

RTL Design & Verification Engineer

4 connected courses · 2 foundations

04
Advanced research

AI Chip Design Engineer

5 connected courses · 3 foundations

From understanding to experimentation

Build. Observe.
Test. Improve.

Learn how intelligent systems behave—and where their assumptions break. Practical access is defined for each course and intake.

Simulation

Explore behaviour and fault scenarios in a controlled environment.

Data and evaluation

Work with recorded observations, measurable results and repeatable checks.

Supervised hardware

Confirm equipment, access and supervision for physical experiments.

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Code meets the physical world.Concept illustration; not campus equipment.

Rooted in Hyderabad

A place for curious minds.
A vision for intelligent machines.

Founded by Manikanta Kona and Arenesha, RoboEdify brings chips, embedded systems, robotics and AI into one connected learning vision.

Meet RoboEdify

Gachibowli, Hyderabad

MEENAKSHI TECH PARK, B-Block, 11th Floor, Gachibowli, Hyderabad, Telangana 500032
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Before you begin

Your questions.
A clearer next step.

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I'm new to engineering. Where should I start?

Start by reviewing Foundations of Engineering Computing. The other foundation courses support different subject routes; you do not need all four for every pathway. Check the prerequisites for your chosen course.

How are a course and a pathway different?

A course builds a defined capability through modules and a project. A pathway connects courses in a prerequisite-aware sequence. Compare the 11 pathways by course sequence and foundations required.

Will I work with physical robots and hardware?

Practical learning may use simulation, datasets or supervised hardware. Access depends on the course and confirmed intake arrangements. Review the lab model and confirm equipment, supervision and practical access before enrolling.

Are dates, fees and certificates confirmed?

The catalogue describes planned courses. Intake dates, fees, delivery, assessment and any certificate arrangements must be confirmed before enrolment. See fees and inclusions or send an enquiry.

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Your next chapter starts with a question.

Tell us what you want to build. Explore the right foundations, course or pathway for your starting point.

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