Knowhow3D is inspired by the government of India’s innovation mission at NITI Aayog. Realizing the need to create scientific temper and cultivate the spirit of curiosity and innovation among young minds.
Our aim is to support and establish a network of Atal Tinkering Labs in Schools in India.
ATL schools are needed to purchase equipment as per the “ATL equipment list” proposed by NITI Aayog. Each and every equipment provided to the ATL labs are listed under the below mentioned four packages:
Electronic Development, Robotics, Internet of Things and Sensors.
All Rapid Prototyping Tools.
Mechanical, Electrical and Measurement tools.
Power Supply & Accessories and Safety Equipment.
We are inspired by NITI Aayog and set ups Atal tinkering labs in schools in North East India.
All student needs to be upgraded with the latest technology in the Classrooms.
We strive to encourage innovation that cultivates and revolutionize young minds.
We believe in Commitment, Innovation and Quality. Get in touch to know more.
ATL Set Up in S.D Jain Higher Secondary School, Nagaland. Click on the link to see our work.
ATL Set Up in Living Stone School, Nagaland. Click on the link to see our work.
ATL Set Up in Cinnamara Higher Secondary School, Assam. Click on the link to see our work.
ATL Set Up in Lezai Higher Secondary School, Dibrugarh. Click on the link to see our work.
ATL Set Up in Hollotoli English School, Dimapur. Click on the link to see our work.
ATL Set Up in Delhi Public School, Dimapur, Nagaland. Click on the link to see our work.
ATL Set up in Bihpuria English School, Lakhimpur. Click on the link to see our work.
ATL Set up in Birjhora Higher Secondary School, Assam. Click on the link to see our work.
ATL Set up in Narengkati Higher Secondary School. Click on the link to see our work..
Knowhow3D is the Authorized channel Partner of STEMpedia in North East India.
We provide end to end solution to various innovators, teachers, designers, students, professionals with the right resources to learn, make and give shape to ideas using technologies that are at front end of “Maker’s Movement”.