The class was really fun. And the teachers help you out a lot. I can't wait to come here next year. I feel like this would help me because I want to be an IT engineer, and I…
Temi, Toronto
Students explore how robots detect obstacles, respond to their surroundings, and solve real-world challenges while building critical thinking skills in a supportive, high-energy environment.
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Join us for an exciting in-person workshop designed just for girls aged 8-17! Whether they’re brand new to coding or eager to level up
Workshop Overview
Our March workshop takes robotics learning to the next level by splitting learners into two dynamic tracks: Applied Sensing and Capstone Project Planning.
This is a free workshop, and an exciting opportunity for students to explore robotics, critical thinking, and innovation in a supportive, high-energy environment.
Beginners dive deeper into distance sensors, programming obstacle-avoidance robots that can navigate mazes, steer around barriers, and adjust their paths in real time. Through hands-on experimentation and problem-solving, they refine their code using trial and error, building a powerful understanding of how sensing, logic, and movement work together to create intelligent machines.
Advanced learners shift into innovation mode. They explore real-world robotics applications in healthcare, logistics, environmental monitoring, and beyond. Drawing inspiration from industry examples, they design detailed blueprints for their own capstone builds, defining goals, selecting components, mapping logic flows, and laying the groundwork for impactful final projects.
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