We challenges kids to design, build, and program their own robots, encouraging creativity and critical thinking through hands-on projects.
Young learners are introduced to the basics of robotics by constructing and programming simple machines to understand how robots work.
Students take on more complex challenges, working with advanced tools and techniques to create robots that can perform specific tasks or solve problems.
CodeBot Academy’s robotics classes teach students the fundamentals of coding, engineering, and problem-solving through hands-on robotics projects. Our programs provide interactive learning experiences where students design, build, and program robots to complete real-world challenges. Through our courses, students develop critical thinking, teamwork, and technical skills that prepare them for the future of technology.
Robotics 101 provides a foundational understanding of robotics with both technical and conceptual elements. You will explore the different components of robots, including motors, sensors, and controllers, while learning the principles behind how robots move, sense, and perform tasks. This course offers hands-on experience in assembling basic robots, programming their movements, and understanding the technology behind them. Ideal for beginners looking to get both technical and practical knowledge of the world of robotics.
In this class, students will learn the components of the Arduino board, including the microcontroller and input/output pins. They will explore how to write code in Python to interact with the board and control various functions. Students will gain hands-on experience in setting up the board, writing simple programs, and troubleshooting their code. This course is ideal for beginners who want to understand the fundamentals of Arduino programming and get practical experience with coding and hardware interaction.
In this class, students will explore how to work with various Arduino-compatible sensors, including temperature sensors, light sensors, motion sensors, and more. They will learn how to integrate these sensors with Arduino boards, write code to capture and process data, and use that data to create interactive projects. Students will gain hands-on experience in building systems that respond to environmental changes, developing essential skills in sensor integration, data analysis, and coding for real-world applications.
In this class, students will explore how to build and program advanced robotic systems using Arduino and various sensors. They will work on two major projects: an Obstacle-Avoiding Car, which uses ultrasonic sensors to detect and navigate around obstacles autonomously, and a Robotic Hand Controlled by a Glove, which responds to hand movements using flex sensors and an accelerometer. Through these hands-on projects, students will develop skills in sensor integration, real-time data processing, and how robotics can interact with the environment in intelligent ways.