🦌 Walking Deer: Build a Robot That Walks Like an Animal!

What if your child could study how a deer walks — and then build one?

In this workshop, kids assemble a beautiful deer-shaped walking robot using a mechanical linkage system that perfectly mimics real animal movement. No wheels — just four legs stepping forward, powered by a rechargeable battery and controlled by a switch your child wires themselves!

📦 What's in the Kit?

Pre-cut wooden deer body & legs, DC motor, linkage mechanism, rechargeable battery, charging module, switch, connecting wires & screwdriver.

🧠 What Your Child Learns

1. Motion Mechanics: How a spinning motor creates a four-legged walking movement
2. Biomimicry: How engineers study animals to design better machines
3. Basic Electronics: Battery, switch and simple circuit connections
4. Assembly Skills: Building a complete working model from scratch
5. Problem Solving: Adjusting and fine-tuning parts to perfect the walk

🦿 The "Wow" Moment

Motor spins → linkage converts rotation into leg movement → deer walks smoothly across the floor!

Your child didn't just build a toy — they reverse-engineered nature!

🔋 Bonus Feature

Comes with a rechargeable battery + charging module — eco-friendly, reusable and ready to walk again and again at home!

🛡️ 100% Child-Safe (Classes 3–5)

No soldering · No sharp edges · No heating · Safe rechargeable battery · Fully supervised assembly

👨‍🏫 Expert-Led Sessions

Taught by IITians, Doctors & Educators using stories and real-life examples — "How does a cheetah run so fast?" — your child will discover the engineering answer!

🚀 Real-World Connect

This exact science is used in Boston Dynamics' walking robots, animal prosthetics and terrain-crossing machines that can go where wheeled robots simply cannot!

⏱ Duration: 2 hrs 10 min (40-min theory + 1hr 30-min hands-on assembly & testing) 💰 Cost: ₹500 per student (Kit + Training included)