As the official education partner of BattleBots®, iD Tech offers an unparalleled experience where kids learn to design, build, and battle their own robots in an authentic BattleBots®-style tournament.
In iD Tech BattleBots® Camp Junior, kids aged 7-9 will dive into the exciting world of robotics by building and customizing their own VEX IQ bots. Following design standards set by BattleBots® experts, campers will brainstorm and workshop unique robot characters, learning mechanical engineering principles along the way. The camp focuses on hands-on building challenges, including designing custom attachments and optimizing bots for various tasks like driving maneuvers in a 'Simon Says' game. The week culminates in a thrilling BattleBots®-style robot tournament where participants compete to see whose champion reigns supreme. Students will gain practical skills in robotics, engineering, and teamwork, leaving with a customized at-camp curriculum, a take-home project, an official iD Tech diploma, and a course transcript.
A typical day includes morning coursework in a lab, breaks for outdoor and recreational activities, lunch in the campus dining hall, and more instruction and project work in the afternoon, concluding with wrap-up activities.
This camp is ideal for elementary-aged students (7-9) who are new to robotics and eager to learn engineering fundamentals through hands-on building and competitive challenges.
University of Washington, Seattle, WA
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