Milpitas

In this simulation-based camp, children explore drone technology through hands-on coding. They use logic and problem-solving to complete virtual drone missions. No real drones are flown—the focus is on coding, strategy, and STEM skills. With engaging videos, hands-on coding, and fun quizzes, students learn how drones work, how to program them, and their real-world applications.

In this fun, hands-on class, students build exciting models using gears, pulleys, motors, cams, and various other simple machines. They’ll develop critical thinking by troubleshooting and improving designs through guided observation and experimentation. Children will also explore beginner-friendly block coding to make their models move, learning how hardware and software interact in real-world robotics.