2024 Summer Camps

Discover the wonders of robotics through hands-on, interactive learning experiences.

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HOSTED BY PEORIA MAIN LIBRARY

JUNE 24 – 28

CanBot Camp: Robotic Can Creation

5 Day Summer Camp

Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

8463 W Monroe St, Peoria, AZ 85345

Grades: 4 – 8

Engage in an exciting week of robotics fun & learning!

Our 2024 summer JUNE robotics camp includes

✓ Instruction & guidance from EcoRobotik’s experienced coaches

✓ Summer camp workbook

✓ Summer camp t-shirt for all participants

Half DAY Camp Fee:

Cost: $349

Robot included with an additional $75 fee

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CanBot Camp Outline

Day 1: CanBot Introduction

Introduction to the CanBot project and its components

Hands-on activity: Building and programming an LED blinking circuit in the CanBot’s stomach

Troubleshooting common issues with LED circuits

Day 2: Eye Integration

Introduction to ultrasonic sensors and their use in robotics

Hands-on activity: Integrating ultrasonic sensors to create CanBot’s eye

Programming the eyes to react to objects using sensor data

Day 3: Servo Arms Assembly

Introduction to servo motors and their applications

Hands-on activity: Building and attaching servo motors to CanBot’s body for arm movement

Programming the servo motors to control arm movements

Day 4: Stepper Motor Base Assembly

Introduction to stepper motors and their advantages

Hands-on activity: Building and attaching a stepper motor to CanBot’s base for movement

Programming the stepper motor to control CanBot’s movement

Day 5: Remote Control Integration

Introduction to remote control systems and their implementation

Hands-on activity Integrating sound system and infrared receiverto CanBot

Programming the remote control system to control CanBot’s motors

Hosted by Sunrise Mountain Library

July 8 – 11

ROBOTIC ARM SUMMER CAMP

4 Day Summer Camp

Monday to Friday: 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

21109 N 98th Ave, Peoria, AZ 853821

Grades: 4 – 8

Engage in an exciting week of robotics fun & learning!

Our 2024 summer July robotics camp includes

✓ Instruction & guidance from EcoRobotik’s experienced coaches

✓ Summer camp workbook

✓ Summer camp t-shirt for all participants

Half DAY Camp Fee:

Cost: $299

Robot included with an additional $85 fee

Register now

Robotic Arm Camp Outline

Day 1: Intro to Servo Motor Control

Introduction to robotics and robotic arms

Hands-On Activity: Assembling the mechanical structure and connecting servo motors.

Troubleshooting: Identifying and resolving any wiring or connection issues with servo motors.

Day 2: Arm Assembly

Introduction robotic arm with integrated sensors

Hands-On Activity: Integrating sensors into the robotic arm design and fine-tuning servo motor movements.

Troubleshooting: Debugging sensor integration issues and adjusting servo motor settings for accuracy.

Day 3: Claw Mechanism

Introduction to stepper motors and their applications in robotics

Hands-On Activity: Designing and assembling the claw mechanism, programming stepper motor movements.

Troubleshooting: Troubleshooting stepper motor control issues and refining the claw mechanism for smooth operation.

Day 4: Final Testing and Showcase

Final assembly and testing of the complete robotic arm system

Showcase to parents and peers

Hands-On Activity: Completing final assembly, testing all components, and preparing for the showcase.

Troubleshooting: Addressing any last-minute issues or adjustments to ensure the robotic arm functions properly during the showcase.

DAILY SCHEDULE

9:00-9:10 AM: Arrival and Preparation

Welcome campers as they arrive and assist them in getting their materials ready for the day’s activities.

9:10-9:30 AM: Group Games

Engage in team-building activities to foster camaraderie and collaboration among campers.

9:30-9:50 AM: Robotic Concepts/Theory

Introduce mechanical, electronic, and engineering concepts relevant to the day’s building project.

9:50-10:50 AM: Building Time (Part 1)

Begin building their robot, focusing on the initial assembly of components and structural framework.
Encourage teamwork and problem-solving as campers work together on their projects.

1050-11:00 AM: Snack Break

Allow campers to enjoy a snack brought from home.

11:00-11:45 AM: Building Time (Part 2)

Continue building their robot, focusing on refining design details and adding functional components.
Provide guidance and assistance as needed to support camper progress.

11:45 AM-12:00 PM: Clean-Up and Wrap-Up

Assist campers in cleaning up their workspaces and organizing materials.
Review key concepts learned during the day’s activities and preview the agenda for the next camp day.
Dismiss campers for the day at 12:00 PM.