Robotics Camp 2019

SnappyXO MTRC Robotics Camp

Robotics Camp in Suffolk and Nassau Counties

for 6th-11th graders

July 8-19, 2019 CEWIT Building, Stony Brook University, NY

July 29-August 9, Carle Place High School, Carle Place, NY

Stony Brook University Manufacturing Technology Research Consortium (MTRC) is offering a two-weeks long Robotics camp with a fully paid scholarship to the accepted 6th to 11th grade students.

The first year of this camp was offered in the summer of 2018 at the Composite Prototyping Center of Long Island. This year, it will be offered at the CEWIT Building, Stony Brook University and at the Carle Place High School in Nassau.

This camp is being offered as part of the MTRC's K-12 outreach grant from the Empire State Development (ESD) Council in collaboration with the Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology (CEWIT), and Mechanismic Inc.

We had an overwhelming response to this camp and already have many students in the wait list.

We are not accepting any more applications. Please try again next year.

Please email mtrc@stonybrook.edu to be put on our mailing list for future events.

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Learn Mechanical Design, Electronics, and Programming

Full Scholarship for all eligible students ($2,000 value).
Completion Certificate and a comprehensive Robot kit to take home at the end of the camp
Learn Engineering Design, Hands-on electronics, and Microcontroller programming
Project-based learning
Design and Build Robots using a new and intuitive Robotics platform SnappyXO Design
End of the camp showcase with friends and family on last Friday
Taught and Led by Stony Brook Engineering Professors and students

Topics

Engineering Design Process and Innovation
Design Mechanical Toys and Machines
Practical Electronics and Circuit Prototyping
Mechanisms and Motions: Linkages and Simple Machines
Use MotionGen app to synthesize and simulate planar linkage mechanisms
Introduction to Actuators (DC and Servo Motors) and Sensors (Photocell, Thermistor, Ultrasonic Sensor, Line-tracking, etc.)
Microcontroller Programming using Arduino
Designing and building a Two-wheel Differential Drive Robot, Walking Robots, and more complex robots using SnappyXO robot kit
Interface with ArduinoBlue bluetooth app to control robot motions
Robot Design Challenge to demonstrate autonomous and remote-controlled capabilities in the grand finale

Camp Locations

CEWIT, 1500 Stony Brook Rd, Stony Brook, NY 11790

July 8-19, 2019

Carle Place High School, Carle Place, NY

July 29-August 9, 2019

Apply for the program and scholarship ASAP as the applications will be approved on a first-come-first serve basis to those who demonstrate both merit and means. Applications are due May 31, 2019.

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