Every child builds their own robot or animatronic model, ensuring a personalized and immersive hands-on learning experience.
The AI & Robotics Academy at Magnolia Innovation Lab offers hands-on summer camps where kids engage in engineering, tactile robotics, and creative problem-solving. Students act as “Bio-Engineers,” dissecting the mechanics of movement in nature to build animatronic models like a T-Rex that walks and snaps its jaws, or a Pterodactyl with flapping wings. They learn about gear ratios, sensor logic, and practical applications of AI and robotics. The curriculum is designed to foster innovation, critical thinking, and collaboration, allowing children to transition from passive tech consumers to active creators. Campers will also explore concepts like problem-solving, autonomous navigation, hydraulics, and environmental engineering through various themed projects such as space rovers, submarine arms, and smart city grids. Each child builds their own project, ensuring maximum hands-on experience and skill development.
A typical day includes deep work sessions focused on core engineering, hands-on assembly, prototyping, coding logic, AI training, and sensor integration, interspersed with brain breaks, snacks, lunch, and outdoor innovation time at Discovery Park.
This camp is best for curious kids aged 5-12 who enjoy hands-on projects, problem-solving, and want to explore the exciting world of robotics, coding, and artificial intelligence.
3121 W Government Way #1, Seattle 98199
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