STEM Learning

Robotics & Coding Camps - Summer 2025

In-person (Greenwood, Fishers, Carmel, Avon) or Online Via Zoom

Camps will be held at various locations (Greenwood, Fishers, Carmel, Avon and Columbus) in and around Indianapolis, IN. We also offer online summer camps for those who are not able to attend in-person. Scroll down for dates and locations for the Summer 2025 camps.

Let the Summer be Unforgettable!

Enroll your kids in our summer Robotics & Coding camps, where they will engage in hands-on learning, creative problem solving, and team work, all while having an absolute blast.

Kids learn behind-the-scenes of robotics while having a BLAST!!! Join us to ignite curiosity, inspire creativity, and equip the younger generation with skills that will shape their future. Camp run by an experienced engineer dad and son, an engineering student. All our robots are designed from custom-crafted wooden and 3D printed parts. They are specifically designed to inspire creativity in kids.

Kids engage in various hands-on activities and projects. They learn about various components and how they work including 180 and 360 degrees motors to create various movements. They learn programming concepts for robotics and learn to control various movements of a robot. They build & program a robot that can play the drum. They learn coding.

Activities:

• Robotic Gate using a single 180 motor (coding behind it)

• Controlling a traffic light 3 LEDs (Red, Green, Yellow) using Arduino and the code behind it

• Building a windmill using 360 degrees motor (controlling speed and direction using code)

• Reading data from the sensor (using a code) and taking a specific action based on sensor input

• Controlling multiple components using a single microcontroller and code

• Learn to write code more efficiently using For Loops, While Loops, If-The, Functions etc.. and Arduino specific commands

• Here is an example of something they will build: YouTube Video 

Project:

After doing the activities listed above, they will get a pretty good understanding of how the core components work and how to write code to control them. They will then build a fully functional robot that plays the drum. They will build this in 3 phases and learn coding that goes with each phase. And finally they will get to tweak the code or write their own code to make the robot play different drum beats. Basically, they will learn to create their own music. Here is the YouTube Video of the Drumming Robot they will build and program: 

Cost $259/student (Kids get to keep one of the robots)