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Student-Teacher Ratio 8:1
Build it. Code it. Bring it to life.
In this hands-on robotics and engineering camp, older campers dive into the world of real hardware and C++-based programming as they design, wire, and code their own custom Creator Bots using Arduino technology. With guidance from real aerospace and mechanical engineers, students explore how circuits, sensors, motors, and code come together to create something amazing—because here, robots don’t just move, they wow
From IDE’s to real-world robots equipped with sensors, lights, and speakers, this camp is the ultimate playground for future inventors, engineers, and tinkerers who want to take STEM to the next level.
Students will:
🤖 Build and code Creator Bots using Arduino and C++-style syntax
⚙️ Learn hands-on circuitry, sensors, motors, and mechanical design
💡 Solve real engineering challenges through iterative design
🧠 Code physical bots hands-on with exciting feedback and behaviors
🧳 Take home project files and instructions to continue building after camp
We emphasize innovation, collaboration, and technical growth through:
👩🏫 An average 8:1 student-to-instructor ratio
👨🔬 Expert instruction from real aerospace and mechanical engineers
🔁 Daily pair-and-share activities and engineering iterations
🌳 Screen-time breaks, team games, and social interaction
✅ A safe, structured environment for serious fun and exploration
Want to keep building after camp?
Campers can purchase their very own award-winning Creator Bot Kit to take home, so the innovation doesn’t stop when the week ends!
Returning Campers & Multi-Week Enrollment:
Campers returning for a second or third week unlock more complex builds, bonus challenges, and advanced circuitry—perfect for deeper dives into robotics and engineering.
Hear what other parents are saying:
“My son was obsessed with his Creator Bot—he even coded it to follow our dog around the house!” — Vanessa C., Palo Alto
“This camp made my daughter feel like a real engineer. She didn’t want it to end!” — Omar T., San Jose
The teacher doesn't teach kids much. Teacher let kids to read on laptop. When kids ask for help, teacher is not quite useful. Kids got bored and started to play games on laptop and teacher saw them play games but didn't do anything.
My daughter asked for battery from teacher. The teacher didn't gave to her. The speaker connection has problem. The teacher didn't help.
