Zero2maker

This is a 2-day Zero2Maker workshop I ran on March 7-8 for the club for kids from .
Children at that age have vivid and fearless learning abilities that schools must cultivate through more hands-on experiential learning opportunities. Special thanks to the MIT Club of NH and .

These kids built it in 48 hours? Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Dixi a brilliant young tech whiz and natural leader of the Zero2Maker team. At just ten years old, she is confident, curious, and always ready to turn ideas into inventions. Dixi loves technology, mathematics, and engineering, and enjoys building gadgets, solving puzzles, and creating amazing machines.

She carries her toolkit everywhere, ready to bring new ideas to life. Though logical and focused, Dixi also has a creative side. she loves music and often plays her ukulele to lift her friends’ spirits. Kind, brave, and determined, Dixi leads her team with courage and reminds young makers that with knowledge, teamwork, and persistence, anything is possible.

Day 1 of Spark is always about fun and breaking the filters that limit how students think. We focus on helping them open up, explore ideas freely, and see problems from new perspectives.

By the end of the day, they are already designing and developing their own products. That experience becomes a turning point for many of them — they begin to believe in their own ability and start realizing the potential they truly have within themselves.

Day 1 | The Zero2Maker journey begins! @ Asia School of Business, KL From strangers to collaborators – our Day 1 ice-breaking session sparked the energy we needed to dive headfirst into innovation. From India to Malaysia to Ja...

Seven year before a small pilot started shaping the Zero2Maker with vision of transforming Education through more of reflective journey for kids and facilitator and story teller journy for educator.

With a initial pilot at Idar, Gujarat, India this is scaling global now.

In memory of the incredible Mr. Ratan Tata, I am offering my pro bono support to build innovation and entrepreneurship programs in ten schools globally. Why? Because Mr. Tata changed my life.
As a proud recipient of the Tata Fellowship at MIT, I had the honor of meeting him a few times. When I asked what I could do to give back for this generous opportunity, his advice was simple yet profound: "Transform underserved communities in the developing world." This became my mission.
For the past 12 years, I’ve dedicated my research and work to exploring how schools and universities in rural areas can nurture innovators and entrepreneurs, empowering them to uplift their communities. Through my Zero2Maker programs, I’ve led over 100 initiatives across more than a dozen countries, teaching children and youth essential skills like technology, critical thinking, problem-solving, and self-learning to help them reach their full potential.
If there’s a school anywhere in the world that could benefit from this, please reach out. I would love to discuss how I can contribute. This is how I choose to pay forward the immense gift Mr. Tata gave me.