A consolidated view of all programmes, engagements, and activities conducted as part of ARC initiatives.
A group of Bosch Associates engaged in volunteering activities to support visually impaired students by creating 58 tactile learning materials. The session included tactile circuit diagrams and jigsaw puzzles to enhance understanding of electronics and logical reasoning. This initiative aimed to promote inclusive education through interactive and sensory-based learning tools.
January 16, 2025 11 students with visual impairments from Karnatak Welfare Association for the Blind (KWAB) school, Bangalore, visited the ARC on 16th Jan 2025, accompanied by 2 teachers and their principal.The visit included an overview of some of the resources at the ARC, and Braille reading activities using the Hexis device.
A group of 8 students and 4 faculty members from New York University visited ARC for an interactive learning session. They explored all available materials at ARC, including Hexis and Iris devices. The session provided insights into assistive technology and inclusive education tools.
A group of 25 Bosch Associates from Bosch Koramangala volunteered to support visually impaired students by creating tactile circuit diagrams and jigsaw puzzles. The tactile circuits helped students understand electronic components like batteries, switches, and buzzers, while the puzzles introduced concepts of parts and wholes through interactive learning. This initiative aimed to enhance accessibility and […]
The Physics Kit Demo and Recording session at ARC, IIIT Bangalore, featured a demonstration by Tommy Sir for the VE staff members. The session included the procurement of the physics kit, set up instructions, and a detailed usage guide with explanations. This initiative aimed to enhance the understanding and application of the physics kits for […]
The Bosch Volunteering Program at Adugodi engaged 8 volunteers in a hands-on session focused on creating tactile games. The activities included 8 clock-based exercises and 3 number line tasks to enhance learning experiences. Resource materials were utilized for developing interactive and sensory-based educational tools.
The Bosch Volunteering Program at Electronics City engaged participants in hands-on activities to enhance learning through tactile methods. Volunteers worked with 10 circuit boards and 10 clocks, using materials to create tactile diagrams. This initiative aimed to improve accessibility and interactive learning experiences.
The Bosch Online Volunteering Session focused on knowledge sharing and skill development through mentoring, supporting inclusive learning remotely. Participants actively engaged, making it a valuable and impactful event.
A hands-on demonstration of the Annie device, highlighting its features and benefits for Braille literacy. 8 Vision Empower staff members attended, gaining insights into its application in accessible education. The session aimed to enhance awareness and adoption of assistive technology for visually impaired learners.
The Udot device prototype was demonstrated to showcase its features and functionality. Participants explored its potential applications and usability. The discussion focused on the key features of the Udot device, highlighting its design, performance, and benefits.
Internal capacity-building workshop was conducted to enhance inclusive education strategies for visually impaired students. Participants engaged in experiential learning activities, including blindfolded exercises, to better understand accessibility challenges. The session aimed to equip educators and professionals with effective teaching methodologies and assistive techniques.
The Curious Mind 2024 event, organized by Vividha Trust in partnership with Vision Empower, Raised Lines Foundation, and Curiouscity, aimed to spark curiosity and excitement about Science and Math among visually impaired (VI) students and their teachers. Through hands-on activities, an inclusive science exhibition, and interactive sessions, the event successfully showcased how VI students can […]
