Drobots Company offers a unique blend of hands-on drone technology, project-based learning, and real-world application, fostering critical 21st-century STEM skills in a collaborative and fun environment.
Drobots Company offers immersive drone STEM camps where kids and teens learn drone flight skills, robotics, and engineering through collaborative, project-based challenges. Participants transition from passive consumers of technology to creators and innovators, gaining hands-on experience with cutting-edge drone technology. The curriculum is designed to foster teamwork, curiosity, critical thinking, courage, and creativity. Campers engage in activities such as learning drone safety and mechanics, performing mock search and rescue missions, creating drone-based business models, interacting with drone industry experts, racing and coding drones, performing aerial mapping, and producing videos using drone footage. The program emphasizes real-world applications of drone technology across various industries like agriculture, media, and search & rescue. Students will also design and build obstacle courses for drone competitions and work in "flight squads" to overcome challenges, re-engineering their knowledge of drone flight and coding.
A typical day includes 6-7 hours of learning and instruction, with time for campus excursions, socializing, outdoor activities, and drone competitions.
The ideal student is a pre-teen or teenager (grades 7-12) interested in exploring drones, robotics, and the future of technology, regardless of prior experience.
Multiple Locations (e.g., The Westminster School)
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