[Atal Tinkering Lab (ATL), an initiative under the Government of India's Atal Innovation Mission, plays a pivotal role in fostering innovation, creativity, and entrepreneurship among our students. The mission’s vision is to ignite young minds, encouraging them to think logically and devise innovative, creative, technology-based solutions for real-world problems in areas such as health, education, disaster management, natural resources, and inclusivity. Our students have enthusiastically embraced this opportunity. They have created a variety of notable projects, including:

• Gesture-Controlled Robot for Wheelchair Application
• Home Automation System using Bluetooth
• Industrial Data Monitoring using Arduino Board
• Smart Irrigation System
• Fire Alert System using Temperature Sensor
• Driver Drowsy Detection System
• IoT Weather Monitoring
• Air Pollution Alert System

Their efforts have garnered national recognition, with our students winning awards, participating in the ATL Space Challenge, and the ATL Marathon – a national-level competition showcasing their innovative projects. This aligns our educational approach with the latest trends, ensuring our students are well- prepared for the competitive world.

In line with these advancements, we have innovated our curriculum to integrate concepts through STEM – Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics. This approach transforms the traditional learning process, moving beyond theoretical knowledge to hands-on, participative learning experiences. Our students are encouraged to build, think, apply, play, and explore, embodying the principle 'I Hear, I Forget; I See, I Remember; I Do, I Understand.' These activities have effectively shifted learning from mere memorization to real-world application, making education a more engaging and enriching experience for our students]

ATL curriculum support has been rendered from Robochill Pvt. Ltd.

Sri Natarajan D N and Sri K Shashi Kiran have been training our students zealously and our students are in par with the top 50 students across the country.