Creedmoor offers Robotics Camp

The upcoming Lego Robotics Summer Camp July 15 and July 17 promises an immersive learning experience in robotics and mechanical engineering for students aged 6 – 13 years old.

Hosted at the Creedmoor Community Center, this two-day camp from 10 am to 2 pm daily offers an exciting opportunity for participants to dive into the world of robotics through hands-on activities and expert guidance.

Led by Aaryan Nanekar, a rising senior at Panther Creek High School, participants will benefit from his extensive experience with Valence Robotics sponsored by Duke University. Aaryan, also a Varsity member and Build Captain of PCHS’s Science Olympiad Team, brings a wealth of knowledge in robotics and a proven track record of success, including a 1st Place win at DECA’s International Career Development Conference.

What Participants Can Expect

• Engineering Design Process — Learn the fundamentals of engineering design crucial for problem-solving and innovation .
• Basics of Mechanical Engineering — Explore foundational principles in mechanical engineering through interactive Lego Robotics projects.
• Int roduction to Programming Concepts — Gain hands-on experience with programming languages and interfaces used to control robots.
• Problem Solving — Enhance critical thinking and problem-solving skills essential for navigating challenges in robotics and beyond.

With a nominal registration fee of $10 covering both days of the camp, including lunch, this event is designed to make STEM education accessible and engaging for all young enthusiasts. Whether participants are beginners or have prior experience, the Lego Robotics Summer Camp promises to ignite curiosity and inspire future innovators.

Spaces are limited, so early registration is encouraged.

To secure a spot, please register at www.creedmoor.recdesk.com or email Angie Perry at events@cityofcreedmoor.org for more information.

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