Snappyxo MTRC Robotics Camp
Free Virtual Robotics Camp
for Students in 7th-12th grades
Pre-camp week + July 19-July 30, 2021
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Stony Brook University Manufacturing Technology Research Consortium (MTRC) and Mechanismic Inc. are offering a two-weeks long Virtual Robotics camp with a fully paid scholarship to the accepted 7th to 12th grade students.
Application
Apply for the program and scholarship ASAP as we will stop accepting applications after we have received a reasonable number of applications. Our criteria for acceptance will be student's essay, GPA, teacher's recommendation, motivation and interest, ability to work independently and in a team while demonstrating maturity with online studies. Students will be asked to submit aforementioned documents.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, but we expect to fill all positions by May 31, 2021. Students from underrepresented school districts are encouraged to apply.
Before applying, please check out the logistics of the camp and expectations from the students. However, the most important item for you to remember is that you are committing a pre-camp week of self-driven activities as assigned by the teaching team followed by two weeks of intense robot design, building, and programming.
Highlights
Highlights
Full Scholarship for all eligible students ($2,000 value).
Completion Certificate and a comprehensive Robot kit and learning material to keep at the end of the camp
Learn Engineering Design, Hands-on electronics, and Microcontroller programming
Project- and inquiry-based learning
Design and Build Robots using a new and intuitive Robotics platform SnappyXO Design
End of the camp virtual showcase with friends and family on the last day of the camp
Taught and Led by Stony Brook Engineering Professors and students
History
This will be the fourth year of the MTRC Robotics camp. The first year of this camp was offered in the summer of 2018 at the Composite Prototyping Center of Long Island. In 2019, it was offered on Stony Brook University campus and at the Carle Place High School to 51 students from 35 different school districts in Long Island. In 2020, the camp was offered virtually to 30 students.
Camp Location: online
Camp Location: online
This year, due to COVID-19, the camp programming will be offered completely online via zoom and google classroom using flipped format. If it is safe for us to invite you to do an in-person demo of your capstone robot design project, we will let you know.
Learn Mechanical Design, Electronics, and Programming
Learn Mechanical Design, Electronics, and Programming
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
Apply for the program and scholarship ASAP as we will stop accepting applications after we have received a reasonable number of applications. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, but we expect to fill all positions by May 31, 2021. In 2020, we received 110 applications within a week of opening the application portal and had to close the portal thereafter.
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