Robotics
Building & programming machines
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About
A curious student turning experiments into experience.
I am Shaikh Mohammad Aqdas, an 8th-grade student at IISD in Saudi Arabia. I am passionate about Science and Robotics and enjoy performing science experiments, exploring new technologies, and learning through hands-on projects.
My goal is to continuously improve my knowledge and become an innovative engineer and technology creator in the future.
Skills
The abilities I practise every week at school and at home.
Building & programming machines
Hands-on discovery
Question everything
Break it down, solve it
New ideas, new angles
Better together
Always asking why
Sharing what I learn
Projects
These spaces are reserved for the work I'm about to start. Each one will be filled with photos, notes and results.
A line-following and obstacle-avoiding robot built from scratch. Details, build photos and code will appear here once the project begins.
A documented experiment with a clear hypothesis, method, observations and results — written up like a real lab report.
An original idea that solves a small everyday problem using simple technology, sketches and prototypes.
Achievements
“Every great achievement starts with the first step. My journey has just begun.”
Awards
Awaiting
Science Fair
Awaiting
Robotics Competition
Awaiting
Certificates
Awaiting
Education
International Indian School, Dammam
Currently studying, with a strong interest in science and technology subjects.
Present
Exploring physics, chemistry and biology alongside robotics and computing.
Location
Learning, experimenting and building from Saudi Arabia.
Goals
Four commitments guiding the next few years.
Move from simple circuits to autonomous robots with sensors and code.
Enter school and national science fairs and present original work.
Design and build things that actually work and solve real problems.
Share what I learn so other students start experimenting too.
Gallery
Photos from builds, experiments and school activities will live here.



Contact
Questions, ideas or collaboration on a science project? Send a message.