Building Robots with Friends
Dates:
- Session 2B (July 12-16, 2027) @ Cascadia
Early Bird Price: $999 $799.20
Location: Cascadia (Bothell, WA)
Description:
Robots solve real problems by combining engineering and programming to move, sense, and respond to their environment. Building robots teaches how mechanical systems and code work together, revealing how gears create power, sensors gather information, and programming controls exactly how machines behave.
Adventurers will design and build their own working robots that move, navigate, and respond to instructions. Students learn to program robot behaviors while engineering mechanical systems that make their creations stronger, faster, or more capable through testing and improvement. Their ProjectFUN robot becomes something they can take home and keep building on, proving they can create machines that can tackle real-world problems.
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- The roles of software and hardware in robotics
- Engineering concepts like torque and speed
- The importance of iteration in robotics
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- Creating an all-terrain vehicle
- Creating a useful helper robot
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- Visual scripting language
- micro:bit Programmable Computer
- Laptop
We traveled all the way from NJ so [they] could attend camp, and [they] ABSOLUTELY LOVED IT!
Parent of an Adventurer
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