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- Robot / Science / Engineering / Day Camp / Challenges

- Camps Girls and Boys - Aged 8 to 17

- ROBOT Kits for Science Fairs and Gifts.

- Robot Camps offered during June, July and August

- Hands on Learning, First Time Beginners to Intermediate

- Daily Robotic challenges including Dynamic Art

KEY INFORMATION

- 1 week (5 days) long (4 days during July 4th week)

- Days: Monday to Friday Time: 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

- LUNCH: Campers bring own lunches and drinks

- CAMPERS RATIO: 1 Instructor to 10 participants

- LOCATIONS: Camps in Cities in Texas

- KITs: Are loaned to campers to suit camper’s level and age. Kits can be purchased.

- COMPUTERS: Are made available to use during the day for programming robots.

- LEVELS: Individuals will grouped to their own level.

- Age 7 to 8 – Beginner will build 2-4 structures, up to 5 robots.

- Age 9 to 13 – Beginners to Intermediate will build & program 6-10 robots.

- Age 14 to 17 – Intermediate, will build, program & test 7 to 10 robots, including custom designs.

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A Typical Day:

09:00 1st robot or structure assembly/programming

10:30 Demonstrations or Playtime

11:00 2nd robot or modifications

11:45 Lunch break (bring own lunch and Drink)

12:30 Continue 2nd robot

1:15 Challenge or competition or Playtime

2:00 Free play and experimentation (Note: Friday, Friends and Family to visit)

2:45 Pack-up

3:00 Pick-up

Friday Friends and Family Day

Starting at approximately 2:00 pm on Friday, Friends and family are invited to see the last robot that was build on Friday. This is typically a creation of the campers own design, combining the design, building, programming and Robotics technology used during the week. Pictures are recommended.

We provide hands-on Summer Camps that are learning and fun environments, plus we provide Robot Hobby kits for children interested in both Robots and Computers.

- Questions: Call 1 (972) 782-2503

- Email: Marketing@ROBOTS-4-U.com

- Cities: Dallas, Fort Worth, San Antonio, Houston, Woodlands, Austin, Round Rock, Sherman, Denton, Irving, Arlington, Grand Prairie,Frisco, McKinney, Allen, Plano, Murphy, Sachse, Wylie, Rowlett, Rockwall, Garland, Richardson, Lewisville, Coppell, Grapevine, Westlake, Keller, Watauge, Southlake, Colleyville, Euless, Hurst, North Richland Hills, Richland Hills, Haltom City, Flower mound, Farmers Branch, Carrollton, Coppell, Hebron, North Dallas, Preston Hollow and Park Cities . Other cities across texas. The Student of today and Practitioner of tomorrow must be a creative thinker and planner, willing to exercise good judgment to solve problems spanning many aspects of technology. With the technological environment we live in today and its increasing importance in the future, with Computers, Robots, Voice control systems, iPODs, Optical networks and a spectrum of other technologies, it is imperative that we give a student the edge they need to influence their environment.

With a hands on approach, each student will be given access to a robotics kit for the day's session. Each kit typically contains building parts, moving parts; the robots brain (Controller) and a variety of sensors (Touch, Eyes, and Hearing etc.). Challenges like racing, synchronized dancing, traversing a maze, and a variant of battle-bots competition are part of the program. Our knowledgeable team of Engineers and Computer Scientist s are passionate about the world of Robots. They will share their knowledge and passion with your children.

These range from pure Entertainment to programs of progressive levels of Learning and Education in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (S.T.E.M.), using creative software and learning tools, programming and practical hands-on learning that are available for all ages.

The Robots-4-U Summer Camp for Girls and Boys, sessions are a week long (5 days, 4 days July 4th week) and provide a safe and fun learning environment for youth interested in both Robots and Computers. With a great hand’s on approach, each student will be given access to a robotics kit and computers during each camp session.

Themes include: Sports, Racing, Rescue, Art, Creative Designs, Bugs and Animals as Robots Build, Designed and Programmed by the campers.

Every participant builds their own robot from a robotics Kit that is age and level appropriate, that they use for the week, and return on the last day of camp. Campers share a pool of computers, which are used to program the Robots.