Robokids Center

We are back to classroom!

Our team just won a lunar camp design contest held by European Space Agency. Students across the globe accepted the challenge to design an innovative and ingenious lunar camp. The creations come from 39 countries, including 19 ESA Member States and Canada.

Grade 7--Grade 9 Fun Python/Java Online Contest - https://mailchi.mp//spark-scharship-application-open-45643

Robokids student just won Rare Spark Scholarship https://youtu.be/2rtFKlXwyQ4

Robokids student just won Rare Spark Scholarship https://youtu.be/2rtFKlXwyQ4

9-12 yrs weekly camp in action. Register now!

We are reopening classrooms in summer. Extra measures imposed.

Wonder if your kids can create ancient ocean creatures from fossil photo? Yes, they can at our Ocean Explorer camp.

3D modeling summer camp in action.

Python online Contest for Grade 7--Grade 9 - https://mailchi.mp//spark-scharship-application-open-41255

Online contest registration is open. Annual Python Tournament for high-school students.

2020 CodeCup Computer Game Design Contest - https://mailchi.mp/8c5ad32bc535/2020codecup

Can you detect your car key if you don't Know Where It Is? Titus says he can. Spending the last week in making and coding his microbit gaggethe passed the test his brother set for him.

More creative while quarantined! William, 12, a student of Burnaby Robokids, has spent last two weeks to work on a low-cost fire fighting robot. "Now that my robot can detect a fire, I will make it go there to put it off", William said. He plans to showcase it at a science fair.

With 2020 MODO 3D challenge, students take part in the exploration of moon by designing a house! The software allowed in this challenge include Tinker (autocad), and Sketchup(google). They are also required to describe their design idea in writing. The 10 winners of 2020 MODO contest are lsit here. Congrats to all the participants. Another cool "STEM challenge@home" will be release soon to continue to inspire students while they are schooling at home.

Newly designed traffic light which implementing an ambient sensor to adjust its brightness in order to increase its visibility accordingly. Made by William Zhao, Canada.