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As we light up our homes and hearts, let's also celebrate the bright future our young minds are shaping. This Diwali, we honour both timeless traditions and the exciting innovations in science, technology, AI, and robotics that promise a dazzling tomorrow!
Hey Readers,
Happy Diwali! 🪔 As brilliant lights illuminate our homes, our young creators are sparking their own kind of magic. October has been a month of hands-on creation and deep-tech exploration, blending timeless festive spirit with the innovations that will shape our future.
This edition is all about building, not just imagining. From hardware hackathons to a deep dive into the engine of tomorrow, our Rockstars are showing us how to engineer a brighter, more powerful world.
Here’s what’s inside: . - On the Radar – Exploring the next frontier of sustainable power: Advanced Nuclear Technologies and their potential to energize a clean future.
- Now Boarding – Registrations open for the next Junior Tech Innovator Program (JTIP)! + Cohort 5 PAP (starting Nov 2025)
- What’s Happening at 10xTC – Highlights from Cohort 4’s Hardware Hackathon and upcoming JTIP Capstone projects. Students turned bold ideas into working prototypes!
- Spotlight – Guided by Mentors, Built by Students: Rockstars turned ideas into reality with mentor guidance while executing design, coding, and hardware themselves.
- Bytes of Tomorrow – Go under the hood of electric vehicles and explore the tech revolution driving tomorrow’s mobility.
- Mindset Matters – Productivity hacks for kids: focus, manage time, and achieve goals faster. Supercharge learning with simple strategies.
- Raising Innovators – Supporting tech-savvy kids: practical tips for parents in a world where your child codes faster than you.
- Picks of the Month – Curated books and reports to fuel curiosity and inspire the next big idea.
Let’s keep building what others only imagine. Let’s dive in! |
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Advanced Nuclear Technologies: Power Progress⚛️ TLDR: - Energy demand is surging due to AI, electric vehicles, and global decarbonization efforts.
- Advanced nuclear reactors, including Generation IV designs, promise safer, cleaner, and more efficient power.
- Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) can be factory-built, transported, and combined for scalable clean energy generation.
- These reactors use alternative coolants—like molten salt or helium—to enhance safety and reduce costs.
- Major nations, including the US, UK, China, and South Korea, are investing heavily in SMR deployment.
- The ultimate goal is fusion power—a nearly limitless source of clean energy inspired by the sun.
- Advanced nuclear tech could double global nuclear capacity by 2050, accelerating the net-zero transition.
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| | | | Registrations Open for Cohort 7 of 10xTechClub’s Junior Tech Innovator Program (JTIP)! 📅 Starting Soon| 🕒 Every Friday, 5 PM – 7 PM📍Offline sessions |🤖 Coding • Robotics • AI for Young Innovators | 15 Weeks | 30 Hours of Hands-On Learning
The ultimate launchpad into the world of technology!
Limited Seats | Small Cohort | Personalized Mentorship | | |
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Registrations Open for Cohort 5 of 10xTechClub’s PAP 📅 Starting November 2025 | 🕒 Saturday 3pm to 6pm |📍Offline sessions | 💻 15+ technologies
Limited Seats | Small Cohort | Personalized Mentoring Call now to secure a spot in this launch batch!
Call now to secure your spot in this launch batch! | | |
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Building the Future: PAP Cohort 4’s Hardware Hackathon The energy was electric at our Cohort 4 Hardware Hackathon, where students transformed bold ideas into functional prototypes. From circuit design to embedded programming, each project reflected creativity, teamwork, and the spirit of innovation that defines 10xTechClub. |
| | | Innovation in Action: JTIP Capstone Showcase
Junior Tech Innovators Program (JTIP): Sparking Young Minds with Innovation
In Oct 2025, we celebrated a heart-warming and inspiring milestone as the JTIP program hosted its much-anticipated Capstone showcase event. Far more than just a competition, this event was a celebration of creativity, curiosity, and the joy of hands-on learning among our youngest tech enthusiasts.
The day began with an empowering mentor speech, setting an inspiring tone and reminding students and parents alike of the power of perseverance, creativity, and teamwork. The energy quickly turned playful and competitive as students tackled an exciting maze challenge, testing both their problem-solving and collaborative skills.
The JTIP event was not only a showcase of talent but also a celebration of growth, confidence, and community. As we reflect on this memorable day, we look forward with excitement to nurturing even more young innovators and seeing where their creativity will take them next!
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Guided by Mentors, Built by Students: Hackathon Projects.
With mentor guidance every step of the way, our Rockstars turned their ideas into reality. Mentors provided direction and expertise, while students took charge of execution — designing, coding, and building prototypes themselves.
Autonomous Rover:
Our students built a smart rover that can detect obstacles in front of it and navigate around them automatically. Using ultrasonic sensors, a servo motor, and an ESP32 microcontroller, the rover senses its surroundings and makes real-time decisions without manual control.
This project gave students hands-on experience in coding, electronics, and problem-solving, allowing them to turn ideas into a fully functional, autonomous robot. It’s a perfect example of how mentorship and creativity come together to bring tech projects to life. |
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Jett Engine:
Our students designed the Jett Engine, a project that demonstrates the power of aerodynamics and propulsion. Using motors, fans, and sensors, the engine can generate thrust and move small models forward, helping students understand how real engines work.
This hands-on project let students explore physics, engineering, and coding, while learning to build, test, and improve their designs. It’s a great example of turning science concepts into a working, fun prototype. |
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Ever wondered what really powers an electric vehicle? We’re taking you under the hood in our EV deep dive, breaking down the revolutionary tech that’s driving the industry forward.
You can learn more about The EV Breakdown – Batteries, Motors & the Future of Mobility Electric Vehicles are redefining how we move — clean, fast, and futuristic! Here’s what powers them: Battery – The Heart: Stores electricity instead of fuel. Bigger battery = longer drive. (Fun fact: NASA uses similar lithium batteries!) Motor – The Muscle: Converts power to motion with instant acceleration and zero noise. Controller – The Brain: Smart computer that manages energy flow and throttle response. Charging – The Future: From overnight home charging to 20-minute ultra-fast stations. EVs promise cleaner air, smarter machines, and a greener planet — putting you in the driver’s seat of the future. |
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Mindset Matters: #10 Productivity Hacks – Do More, Have Fun, and Stay Awesome! |
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Hey kids! Did you know being busy isn’t the same as being productive? You can do your homework, projects, or chores faster and smarter without getting tired or stressed—and still have plenty of time to play or explore! Why Productivity Hacks Help You:
- Stop Procrastinating: Easy routines make it simple to start tasks instead of putting them off.
- Focus Like a Ninja: Tricks and tips help you get “in the zone” quickly.
- Feel Proud: Finishing things on time makes you confident and happy!
5 Fun Productivity Tricks to Try:
- 2-Minute Rule: Anything that takes less than 2 minutes? Do it right away!
- Batch Your Work: Group similar tasks together. For example, do all your math homework first, then all your reading.
- Don’t Break the Chain: Mark an X on a calendar every day you finish a goal. Watch your streak grow!
- Clean Your Desk: A neat workspace helps you think clearly.
- Set Mini-Deadlines: Finish parts of a project before the real due date—it’s like a game!
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Supporting Your Young Coder
Kids today often learn to code, build games, or create AI projects faster than adults can keep up. You don’t need to be an expert—encouraging curiosity, celebrating effort, and exploring projects together helps them stay engaged and confident. By fostering autonomy, guiding with age-appropriate tools, and celebrating milestones, you help your child develop problem-solving, creativity, and resilience—skills that go far beyond coding. |
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Recommendations of the Month |
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| | | | “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind” by William Kamkwamba & Bryan Mealer
A true story of a young innovator who built a windmill to bring electricity to his village — the perfect blend of creativity, engineering, and perseverance. It shows how curiosity and problem-solving can truly change lives. | | |
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| | | | | Big Hero 6 (Disney)
A heartwarming tale of robotics, teamwork, and innovation. As Hiro and Baymax show, coding and compassion together can create world-changing ideas — a must-watch for every young technologist. | | |
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|  | | | How to go from a beginner to an advanced robotics software engineer!
Check out this video that will walk you step-by-step through a 7-step process from a beginner to an advanced robotics engineer. | | |
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Or message us on WhatsApp: +91-9766010910 Thanks for reading. Until next time! Be Brilliant, Be Limitless! Rajesh & the 10xTC Team |
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