As the official education partner of BattleBots®, iD Tech offers an exclusive, high-octane learning adventure where students build and battle their own robots.
Students at iD Tech BattleBots® Camp with VEX Robotics at Emory University will engineer their own robot champion using the VEX Robotics Design System and C++. The program focuses on hands-on building, wiring, and programming of custom robots. Campers will design unique attachments like claw arms or battering rams and program their robots to navigate challenges such as races, obstacle courses, and capture the flag. The week culminates in exciting BattleBots®-style robot showdowns, where students optimize their robot's hardware and software for maximum performance. Through these activities, students gain skills in mechanical engineering principles, C++ programming, teamwork, and problem-solving, preparing them for future STEM endeavors.
A typical day includes morning announcements and icebreakers, followed by focused coursework in small groups, lunch in the campus dining hall, more instruction and project work, and computer breaks with outdoor activities or board games.
This camp is best for middle and high school students (ages 10-17) who are interested in robotics, engineering, and competitive challenges.
Emory University, Atlanta, GA
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