Students graduate from plastic bricks to building robust robots with metal parts and real tools, integrating advanced sensors and AI concepts.
Students in the AI & Robotics Academy: Heavy Metal camp will engage in real engineering by building robust robots using metal parts, nuts, bolts, and actual tools. The curriculum moves beyond basic construction to integrating advanced sensors and exploring AI concepts for machine control. Participants will gain hands-on experience in mechanical engineering, wiring motors and sensors, and writing code to control robot movement. The camp emphasizes developing critical thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills through practical application and troubleshooting challenges. Students will learn to design, build, and program complex machines, fostering innovation and a deeper understanding of robotics and artificial intelligence.
A typical day involves hands-on building of robots using metal kits and tools, integrating sensors and motors, and writing code to control their creations.
This camp is best for middle school students aged 8-13 who are interested in hands-on engineering, robotics, and exploring artificial intelligence concepts.
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