The training wheels come off. Real code, real circuits.
The step from blocks to text. Students move onto the Arduino Uno and start typing real code in the C++ family, the same language that runs washing machines, cars and satellites. They learn to read a circuit diagram, wire a breadboard without a picture to copy, and debug a build that refuses to work. It is the level where students stop following instructions and start engineering.
Ages
10-14
Duration
14 sessions
Format
In-school & weekend batches
Arduino boards, breadboards, jumper wires, sensors and motors are provided. Students who continue to RoboRoots keep the same kit across levels.
7 levels, from your first spark to showcase day. Follow the trail.
Write your first lines of real code and watch an LED obey them.
Breadboards, resistors and schematics. Build from a diagram, not a photo.
Temperature, distance and light. Turn the physical world into numbers.
Drivers, PWM and speed control. Make movement precise instead of approximate.
Combine sensing and steering into a robot that tracks a path on its own.
Nothing works the first time. Learn to find the fault instead of starting over.
Run your autonomous robot in front of an audience and explain your code.
Show off what you built, take your projects home, and level up to the next stage.
Then what?
Next: RoboRoots
Every NEbots course is a rung on the same ladder, from first sprout to full canopy. Nothing gets repeated, and nothing gets skipped.
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