Robotics and Drone Camp
Build, program and design robots! Build and fly drones!
Session 1: June 23-27
Session 2: July 7-11
8:30 am-2:30 pm
All children ages 9-14
Drop-off begins at 8:15 am in the Middle School circle (Coulter Street entrance), and pickup is no later than 2:45 pm, also in the Middle School circle.
Transportation is limited; details below.
Tuition: $600
Deposit required: $600
Space is limited to 20.
Program Highlights
In Robotics and Drone Camp, campers will get to build and program an autonomous mBot2 robot. Campers will learn how robots “see” and move about in the world. They will discover how to use data from sensors to help their robot solve problems and accomplish tasks. Campers will also learn to pilot drone quadcopters and navigate them through obstacle courses. Campers should wear comfortable clothing and sun protection. We will try to have some outdoor time each day.
Camp Staff: Naomi Hampsom
Naomi Hampson is a STEM educator and robotics instructor with a nonprofit after-school program. Throughout the year, she develops and leads fun hands-on STEM workshops for grades 3-12. She believes that STEAM should be accessible to everyone and that by learning more about STEAM fields, people can find the connections between nature, science, technology, math and art. Naomi has an undergraduate degree in physics from West Chester University and a master's degree and PhD in materials science and engineering from Drexel University. In addition to working as a STEM educator, Naomi is also an artist and a technical photographer. Her photographs have been published in several books, including two textbooks.