A fully equipped cleanroom on wheels — real wafers, live equipment, AR/VR and AI learning, driving straight to your school or college.
The lab is rolling — tap the glowing points to step through each learning zone.
A top-down layout sample — eight learning stations lining a central aisle, drawn like an engineer's floor plan. Advanced setup, packed into a single vehicle.
Fab On Wheels is built to travel the whole country — schools, ITIs, polytechnics, colleges and community halls, one stop at a time.
Nobody has to travel to a fab. The lab drives to the campus gate and unfolds there.
Wafers in your hands, tools you operate, and cleanroom protocol you actually practise — not a lecture with slides.
Institutions can register interest now. Sponsors can put their name on a stop before the calendar is set.
Stops shown are illustrative. The confirmed districts, states and dates are published once each phase’s host institutions are signed — see the four-phase deployment plan.
The design vision for the lab interior — a working mini-fab, wafer-to-chip wall, and hands-on stations, all within a single vehicle.
A fab cleanroom is thousands of times cleaner than an operating theatre — and the biggest contamination source in it is you. This is the discipline the bus teaches, hands on.
Before anyone enters a fab, they gown up in a strict sequence — from the particles' point of view, not fashion's. Click the six steps in the correct order.
Every movement sheds skin flakes, fibres and droplets — invisible to you, catastrophic to a chip. Pick a behaviour and watch the counter.
WHY IT MATTERS · an ISO Class 1 fab cleanroom allows fewer than 10 particles (≥0.1µm) per cubic metre of air. A typical city street corner has tens of millions.
