Students gain hands-on experience in integrated engineering by designing, 3D printing, wiring, and programming their own KiP robots to tackle challenges.
Step into the role of an engineer at the WithKIP Robotics Camp, where students aged 11-14 engage in hands-on activities to design, 3D print, wire, and program their own KiP robots. This camp focuses on integrated engineering, combining mechanical, electrical, software, and design thinking skills to solve real-world problems. Participants will collaborate to design a camp-wide obstacle course and create custom attachments for their robots, testing and refining their designs through challenges. Each day builds towards more complex topics, encouraging critical thinking, iteration, and ownership of their designs. The curriculum is designed to inspire creativity and innovation through interactive robotics and coding experiences, with no previous experience necessary.
A typical day involves designing and 3D printing robot components, wiring electrical systems, and programming KiP robots to complete challenges, with activities building towards more complex topics.
This camp is best for middle school students aged 11-14 who are interested in science, engineering, and robotics, and want to develop critical thinking and creativity through hands-on projects.
Gary K. Herberger Young Scholars Academy – 4825 University Way N., Phoenix, AZ 85051
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