Events

Come build your own Arduino Tanks! Are you ready to take your STEM skills to the next level? If so, sign up and join our team as we create a robotic tank, called an Arduino Tank. This is a FREE event you won't want to miss! Middle school and high students welcome!

The Botball® Educational Robotics Program engages middle and high school aged students in a team-oriented robotics competition, and serves as a perfect way to meet today’s new common core standards.

The Botball® Educational Robotics Program engages middle and high school aged students in a team-oriented robotics competition, and serves as a perfect way to meet today’s new common core standards.

The Silicon Valley Robotics Robot Block Party is BACK! Join us at Circuit Launch in Oakland for a Saturday full of robot demos, developer workshops, speakers, job fair, show'n'tell, Brazilian BBQ and Bliss Pops, and most of all lots and lots of fun!

FIRST LEGO League introduces science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to children ages 4-16* through fun, exciting hands-on learning. Participants gain real-world problem-solving experiences through a guided, global robotics program, helping today’s students and teachers build a better future together.

3 different workshop time for Gr. 5 to 8 to conduct a couple simple robotics along programming mini-projects. Registration is required. Please visit https://register.stormingrobots.com

You are a proud parent of a teenager, toddler, middle-schooler and have been asking that question for quite a while: What robots are there for 5 years old and how to program a robot? That's a fair question when you do not know who to ask or where to ask. That's right on time because we are about to organize a fun STEM event in Washington DC to show you cool thing to with coding during national Robotics Week. Yes, from April 8th until April 16th, this is national Robotics Week, and we will enjoy that time to organize a nice STEM activity around robotics for you and your children. If they are 5 years old and older, come join us on: Saturday, April 8th, 2023 From 4 to 5 pm for an intensive fun time. It will be at the Northeast Library in Washington DC the following address: 330 7th St NE, Washington, DC 20002 Program A quick Show-and-tell will explain how to program a robot. And show a nice demonstration. There will be: Robots for toddlers Robotics kit for teens and more. the children will be able to interact with the robots and create its environment to evolve in it.

MassRobotics and New England FIRST are partnering to offer local students a hands-on Robotics experience during National Robotics Week. MassRobotics will be hosting workshops incorporating the FIRST robots in a mildly competitive environment, as well as introducing students to industry grade robotics.

Join us Monday, April 10 to Friday, April 14 for exciting Zoom sessions and on-campus tours of USC robotics labs!

Join us at the InOrbit Robot Space in Mountain View, California all week long for fun hands on robotics activities and events to celebrate National Robotics Week. Explore robot operations as you plan a mission for a TurtleBot. Kids can grab a robot activity book, or some coloring pages and learn more about real robots, their role in our world, and how to get involved with robotics in the community. Special events run every day for adults and kids, including a chance to meet the RoboGames competitors, discover 3D printing, explore the latest RobOps software, and learn about the future of Generative AI. Please visit our website for full event details and join us at the InOrbit Robot Space, open M - F, 12 pm - 6 pm.

Having children design their own programming language to code their mates with.

National Robotics Week - Students will enjoy participating in rare opportunities where engineering, creativity, and problem-solving are merged into an engaging experience!

Over 150 Tea Area 5th grade students will tour DeGeest Corporation in celebration of National Robotics Week, and more tours are welcome. Educating through real-life learning is the best way to convey the opportunities for robotics and automation careers in manufacturing. Starting in March, DeGeest Corporation has an open invitation to classrooms to experience a learning tour of the advanced robotics and automation capabilities at DeGeest. The tour is guided by President Derek DeGeest as he shares the importance of collaboration with robotics and automation in manufacturing. And, how DeGeest is integrating the same solutions used at their facility into other manufacturers across the USA and Canada. Tours are open for students, parents, school faculty, community, and media.

Join us for an open house. Meet researchers at the cutting edge of robotics. We will have hands on demos, including a driving simulator and autonomous car. Tour our labs to learn how faculty study human movement to teach robots to do complex tasks. Talk with our graduate students and faculty about careers in robotics.

Children ages 7-12 are welcome to come learn an intro to coding for robots! Mobile Quest STEM center’s instructor will teach us how to code and test out this code on the robots!