Beginner
LED - Parallel and Series Combination
Basic Electronics
Your first complete circuit. Power, resistor, LED — the whole story.
A student-led learning movement
Science is something you build,
not just read about.
उड़ान is a growing community of young people learning electronics, experimenting with the environment, and teaching each other — one circuit, one question, one kit at a time.
Hands-on
learning by building
Open
free to use, free to remix
Peer-led
students teach students
Evolving
growing every workshop
Breadboards ✦LDR Circuits ✦Rain Sensors ✦Burglar Alarms ✦Water Quality ✦Air Quality ✦Potentiometers ✦Solar ✦Notebooks ✦Curiosity ✦Breadboards ✦LDR Circuits ✦Rain Sensors ✦Burglar Alarms ✦Water Quality ✦Air Quality ✦Potentiometers ✦Solar ✦Notebooks ✦Curiosity ✦Breadboards ✦LDR Circuits ✦Rain Sensors ✦Burglar Alarms ✦Water Quality ✦Air Quality ✦Potentiometers ✦Solar ✦Notebooks ✦Curiosity ✦
What is Udaan
A workshop, a notebook, a question — repeated, together.
Udaan started small: a few students, a breadboard, and the feeling that science gets interesting only when you stop reading and start making. It has grown into a shared library of kits, videos, experiments, and conversations.
We don't run programs for students. We build them with students — so the kits get better, the questions get harder, and the people teaching next year were the people learning this one.
Four ways in
Different doors. Same curiosity.
Electronics & Engineering
Breadboards, sensors, soldering. Real circuits you can break and fix.
Hands-on Science Kits
Modular, reusable kits — designed to be remixed by every new cohort.
Environmental Science
Testing water, sensing air, understanding the land around us.
Student Community
Comments, builds, debates, shared notebooks — peer learning at its core.
Experiments
Build something with it.
Beginner
Switch with LED
Basic Electronics
Learn how a switch controls the flow of current to light up an LED.
Beginner
Buzzer
Sound & Circuits
Build a simple buzzer circuit and explore how sound is generated with electricity.
Beginner
LDR Light Sensor
Light & Resistance
Build a circuit that reacts to darkness. Add a buzzer, a fan, anything.
Beginner
Potentiometer Dimmer
Analog Control
Smoothly control brightness — a hands-on introduction to variable resistance.
Intermediate
RGB LED
Color & Light
Mix red, green, and blue to create millions of colors. Learn how additive color works with code.
Intermediate
Burglar Alarm
Sensors
A real working alarm using a tilt or beam sensor. Solder optional.
Intermediate
Rain Water Sensor
Environment
Detect rainfall and trigger an output. Connect it to a logger if you want.
Intermediate
Lie Detector
Bioelectronics
Measures skin conductance. Use it ethically. Mostly.
Advanced
Air Quality Probe
Environment
Read PM2.5 or gas concentrations in your own classroom.
Advanced
Fluoride Test Kit
Water Quality
A field-friendly test for one of the most overlooked water issues.
Video Library
A growing shelf of how-to videos.
8:24
Basic Electronics
Reading a breadboard, properly
5:11
Troubleshooting
Why your LED just keeps dying
12:02
Environment
Building a rain water sensor
9:46
Water Quality
How to test for fluoride at home
Environmental Science
The environment is the most honest lab you'll ever work in.
We learn the science of water, air, and land by going out and measuring it. Fluoride tests, DIY purifiers, rainfall sensors, air quality probes — built by students, used in their own neighbourhoods.
Explore environmental workCommunity Experiments
What other students are building this week.
Real builds. Real modifications. Real failures. The community hub is where every student becomes both a learner and a teacher.
Visit the hubA
Aarav·Govt. Higher Sec.Mod
I rewired the LDR dimmer to control a fan
S
Saanvi·Class 10Experiment
Our rain sensor works in monsoon (mostly)
I
Ishaan·Class 9Build
Lie detector readings on my brother — chaos
Stories from the workshop
Small notebooks. Long memory.
"Before this, I thought science was something other people did. Now I keep a notebook of every circuit I break."
"We tested the village hand-pump water for fluoride. The result changed which well our family uses."
"The lie detector kit started as a joke. Then we used the same idea for a soil moisture monitor."
Growing forward
An evolving network — not a finished project.
Year 1
First kits, first cohort
A handful of students, a few circuits, one notebook.
Year 2
Workshops & community hub
Student-led sessions across schools and villages.
Year 3
Video library + uploads
Students teaching students, on their own terms.
Next
An open scientific commons
Anyone can contribute a kit, video, or question.
Workshops growing across schools, villages, and classrooms.
Get involved
Bring a question. Leave with a circuit.
Run a workshop in your school. Upload an experiment. Answer a question. Build a kit with us. Everyone teaches, everyone learns.