Events

Get ready to build, code, and explore. In this action-packed LEGO robotics STEM camp in Bowling Green, Kentucky, 3rd–6th grade students become engineers on a mission. Using Spheros and LEGO Spike Essential or Spike Prime kits, campers design, build, and program their own robots while tackling fun, themed challenges. Each mission encourages creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving as kids turn their ideas into moving, thinking 3D models. Whether it’s their first time with robotics or they already love LEGOs, Robot Camp Optimus is a hands-on STEM experience that makes learning feel like play and sparks big imaginations.

Discover how to train your robot, from learning how to connect basic circuits and bring your bot to life, to programming your bots to navigate complex mazes. The tools are at your fingertips! $100 per camper (members: $90) Snack and beverage provided. Campers will need to bring a lunch.

From buttons, stickers and beyond, learn how to use our design tech to create and customize your own swag. With tools like vinyl and laser cutting, if you dream it—you can make it! Learn how science and technology are used to make any creation that comes from your imagination

Join us for a week of hands-on creativity! Our studio is set up with dedicated zones for woodworking, sewing & beading, and 3D printing, and campers can rotate through these spaces freely to create different projects, while still enjoying plenty of flexibility to follow their interests.

For 10 years, All Access Maker Camp has offered a fun week of exploring the Intrepid Museum, solving problems, experimenting with new tools and technology, designing projects and making friends! This camp is specifically for children and teens ages 8–14 with developmental disabilities, including autism. The camp provides an in-depth learning opportunity for campers to practice social-emotional skills, including problem-solving, communication and collaboration. Campers try out design challenges related to the ship, aircraft and space, and they go behind the scenes to meet with experts.

STEM Storytime is our weekly themed story time for pre-K kids at the science center. Each week, we'll read a different book related to a STEAM concept and explorers will have the opportunity to complete an accompanying activity.

MassRobotics is hosting workshops for middle and high school students from April 6-10. Space is limited and classes must be registered in advance. Please contact STEM@MassRobotics.org to reserve a spot.

Dive into the exciting universe of robotics by building and taking home your very own AI SmartCore 4 Robot! This remarkable kit features 4 separate modular smart vehicles that are powered by cutting-edge AI SmartCore technology! It allows All-Terrain Cube to navigate directions with balance and predictability; Enables Super Snake to entertain the most curious of four and two-legged friends; Empowers Turbo Trike to cruise at high speeds while maintaining control; and transforms Titan Tank into a roving explorer. Whether navigating tricky terrain, zooming at top speeds, or exploring new territories, every day promises hands-on fun and learning! With 42 easy-to-snap-together parts, a remote control, and a rechargeable LiPO battery, it’s perfect for new robot builders eager to master robotic engineering! Ready to build the future? Join us and let your imagination take flight!

The Paper Merry-Go-Round Project is a hands-on craft that combines creativity, engineering, and decoration to make a miniature spinning carousel. Using paper cups as the base, participants construct a circular “platform” with a central pivot that allows the cups or seats to rotate like a real merry-go-round. The craft can be personalized with colors, patterns, and embellishments to mimic animals, fairground rides, or whimsical designs.

Connect, share, and grow—an evening to network with peers, chat with mentors, and build connections with others in the field. Join fellow women in robotics at Locus Robotics in Wilmington. We will have refreshments, introductions and networking!

The Spring Symposium Series is an annual set of meetings run in parallel at a common site. It is designed to bring colleagues together in an intimate forum while at the same time providing a significant gathering point for the AI community. The two-and-a-half-day format of the series allows participants to devote considerably more time to feedback and discussion than typical one-day workshops. It is an ideal venue for bringing together new communities in emerging fields.

Our Full STEAM Ahead Spring Break Day Camp is the place for them! They will be immersed in a day of LEGO STEAM challenges and art creation, including LEGO printmaking and collaborative BricQ Motion Essential design challenges exploring the science of force and motion!

Founded in May of 1990 in Bozeman, Montana by visionary collector George Keremedjiev, the American Computer & Robotics Museum inspires visitors of all ages to explore the past and imagine the future of the Information Age through thought-provoking exhibits, innovative storytelling, and the bold exchange of ideas.

SEE offers visitors of all ages the opportunity to enjoy fun, hands-on science exhibits and interactive demonstrations.

Wonder Lab introduces visitors of all ages into the world of coding and programming. This open learning environment uses playful elements to teach users the basics, as well as interactive stations to test out their knowledge and increase their confidence in coding.