Hands-on Robotics and Electronics Workshops for Kids

We create the track, and they create the robot to follow it. This camper is testing their line-following robot, a final project that requires careful assembly and understanding of IR sensors.

It all starts with the basics. Here, our students are learning to assemble the chassis for a line-following robot, using screwdrivers and learning about BO motors for the first time.

From a box of parts to a moving machine. We guide kids through the entire process of building a line-following robot, from assembling the motors to wiring the electronics.

Soldering is a key skill in electronics, and we teach it safely. Under our guidance, students learn to connect wires and components, a fundamental step in building their robotics projects.

We provide one-on-one assistance to ensure every child understands the task at hand. This young innovator is learning to solder wires to a BO motor for her robotics project.

Building a remote control car involves connecting BO motors and soldering points correctly. We take a break to celebrate the small wins, because learning should always be fun.

Here, a student demonstrates the automated street light system he built. Using a sensing module, the light turns on in the dark, a practical application of the electronics principles we teach.

We show how technology can solve real-world problems. This soil moisture detection alarm, built by our campers, is a great introduction to sensors and practical electronics.

Problem solving and critical thinking are at the heart of our electronics projects. These students are proudly showing the soil moisture alarm circuits they built and tested themselves.