Atal Tinkering Lab (ATL) Setup

ATL-Compliant Infrastructure for Innovation and Creativity

Complete Atal Tinkering Lab setup solutions aligned with NITI Aayog guidelines.

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What is an Atal Tinkering Lab?

Atal Tinkering Labs (ATL) are innovation workspaces set up in schools under the Atal Innovation Mission (AIM), NITI Aayog, to help students from Class 6 to 12 learn by building. An ATL brings together electronics, robotics, IoT, 3D printing and basic tools so students can turn ideas into working prototypes.

KSP Electronics helps schools plan and set up ATL labs that follow the AIM equipment guidelines. We supply Arduino and Raspberry Pi kits, sensors and modules, robotics kits, Bambu Lab 3D printers, hand and power tools, and safety equipment. We also handle installation, lab layout and teacher training, and support the lab after setup.

Whether you are applying for an ATL grant or upgrading an existing lab, we help you choose the right equipment for your budget, provide GST invoices for audits, and deliver and install across Telangana, Andhra Pradesh and the rest of India.

Equipment Categories

  • ✓DIY Electronics
  • ✓Robotics Kits
  • ✓3D Printing
  • ✓IoT Development Kits
  • ✓Mechanical Tools
  • ✓Rapid Prototyping Equipment

Services

  • ✓ATL Design & Planning
  • ✓Procurement Support
  • ✓Installation
  • ✓Teacher Training
  • ✓ATL Activity Programs

Why Choose Us

  • ✓ATL experience
  • ✓End-to-end implementation
  • ✓Hands-on workshops
  • ✓Ongoing support

Why Choose KSP Electronics

Turnkey Lab Setup
Curriculum-Aligned Solutions
Installation & Commissioning
Faculty Training
Technical Support
AMC & Maintenance

Our Process

1
Requirement Analysis
2
Lab Design
3
Equipment Procurement
4
Installation
5
Training
6
Ongoing Support

Industries We Serve

SchoolsEngineering CollegesUniversitiesSkill Development CentersGovernment InstitutionsCSR OrganizationsNGOs

Success Metrics

500+
Projects Completed
100+
Institutions Served
10,000+
Students Trained
Pan-India
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