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AI lab setup
A teaching lab your staff can actually run: machines, projects tied to the syllabus, and training that ends in handover.
What it does
What it does
- Specifies and installs lab hardware sized to what your students will genuinely run, not to a brochure.
- Sets up a teaching environment with the tools already used in the CBSE and CISCE computer science and AI syllabi.
- Provides project material that produces something a student can demonstrate at the end of a term.
- Trains your teachers to run the lab, extend it and fix the common problems without calling us.
Deployment
How it is deployed
- We talk to the teachers who will run it before we quote, and size the lab to the timetable you actually have.
- Machines are imaged and tested before delivery, then installed in one scheduled window.
- The lab sits on its own network segment, separate from administrative systems.
- Teacher training runs across three sessions and ends with your staff leading a class while we watch.
Day to day
What the school sees
- A working lab with a documented configuration.
- Project material and lesson plans mapped to the syllabus.
- A named teacher who can rebuild a machine from the image without us.
- A support line for the first year, then an optional renewal.
Data
What data it produces
- Lab machine inventory and images
- Life of the contract
- Student work, stored on school-owned machines
- Controlled entirely by the school
- Support tickets
- 3 years
Limits
What it does not do
- It does not monitor what students do on lab machines. This is a teaching lab, not a surveillance product.
- It does not send student work to us or to any cloud service we control.
- It does not require ongoing licences from us to keep working. If you end the contract, the lab keeps running.
- It does not pretend a term of projects makes a student job-ready. It teaches the fundamentals properly and stops there.
See what this would look like on your campus.
We walk the site, tell you what your existing equipment can and cannot support, and put it in writing.
The rest of Guardian
Bus and route safety
Know which child boarded which bus, where that bus is, and when it deviates from its route.
Campus AI cameras
Cameras that flag a gate left open or a crowd forming, and stay quiet otherwise.
Network layer security
Keep cameras and lab machines on their own segments, so one compromised device reaches nothing else.