Kids build real robots with engineering-grade tools and get to take home all the equipment and their completed robot, a unique offering compared to many other camps.
LearnToBot Summer Camps offer an immersive experience where kids aged 6-18 build and code custom robots using Arduino and Raspberry Pi microcontrollers. The curriculum is designed to be flexible and personalized, allowing students to progress at their own pace from basic circuit wiring to complex systems. Campers learn fundamental coding concepts in Scratch and Python, applying them to real-world projects like RC cars, AI bots, and smart devices. The program emphasizes hands-on learning with real engineering tools and components, fostering problem-solving skills, logic, and resourcefulness. By the end of the week, each child will have built and debugged a unique robot, which they get to take home along with all the robotics equipment. This approach transforms passive screen time into tangible skills and provides early exposure to engineering principles used in high school, college, and product development.
On Day 1, an engineer assesses each child to create a custom learning track. Throughout the week, campers move from basic wiring and single-sensor projects to building multi-sensor circuits and writing code to control them, culminating in a final take-home robot project by Day 5.
This camp is ideal for children aged 6-18 who are interested in hands-on robotics, coding, and engineering, and who enjoy building and problem-solving.
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