Our program is geared toward students ages 8+. Below is an overview of our program. If you would like to learn more about membership, please contact us to arrange a tour of our club and meet our staff.
Every new member is provided orientation to the club, our equipment, and our programs by staff. We also set expectations, go over the code of conduct, and answer any questions they might have. Orientation may be one-on-one or in a small group setting, depending on the number of new members at any given time.
RoboKai members will have 1-2 hours of club time each week, depending on their membership options. The activities each week will be member driven, with some sessions devoted more to instruction and others devoted more to building and competing. Our goal is for every member to have fun, stay engaged, and come away with a deeper understanding of STEM subjects than when they started.
RoboKai creates in-house challenges and games for members that are designed to reinforce engineering and programming lessons. Some of our games are combat-style tournaments, such sumo bots and capture the flag. Others are more points-based, such as stacking and object manipulation. We also create autonomous challenges, such as maze navigation.
Every new member is provided orientation to the club, our equipment, and our programs by staff. We also set expectations, go over the code of conduct, and answer any questions they might have. Orientation may be one-on-one or in a small group setting, depending on the number of new members at any given time.
RoboKai members will have 1-2 hours of club time each week, depending on their membership options. The activities each week will be member driven, with some sessions devoted more to instruction and others devoted more to building and competing. Our goal is for every member to have fun, stay engaged, and come away with a deeper understanding of STEM subjects than when they started.
RoboKai creates in-house challenges and games for members that are designed to reinforce engineering and programming lessons. Some of our games are combat-style tournaments, such sumo bots and capture the flag. Others are more points-based, such as stacking and object manipulation. We also create autonomous challenges, such as maze navigation.
