You Will Be Amazed!

CyberKids Robotics announces a new robotics education program for elementary, middle school and high school students.  CyberDroids is our most exciting robotics program to date.  Students learn to program a "Humanoid" robot to walk, talk, write and do many everyday tasks.

See our CyberDroid in action! Click on the CyberDroids tab for more information.

LEGO Robot Competition Teams

CyberKids Robotics is a non-profit organization specializing in the creation and education of robotics competition teams for students in grades 4 through 8.  We provide "turnkey" programs for schools all across North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia.  Now is the time to get your new robotics team started for the upcoming school year.

The new theme of the 2012 - 2013 school year is Senior Living.  Your robotics team will research how technology and robotics can improve the lives of Senior Citizens.  Now is the perfect time to get your robotics team created and working toward competing in next year's NC State Robotics Championship.

Learn more about the exciting robotics program at Cornelius Elementary School.  Your school can have a robotics competition program just like this.  Click here view the news story.

CyberKids Robotics AquaBot Challenge CyberKids Robotics is teaching robotics teams to design, build and operate submersible robots complete with underwater video cameras.  Your students will learn basic skills in ship and submarine design and be introduced to the world of marine and ocean engineering concepts.  They will build and design submersible robots for competition.  Once your students have developed the skills to control their AquaBot, they will compete against other AquaBot teams in a regional AquaBot Challenge.  Click on the AquaBots tab for more information.

Sumo Wrestling with Robots

CyberKids Robotics is proud to announce our SumoBot Summer Camp.  Students in grades 4 through 8 will work in teams to design, build and program LEGO robots to compete in a Sumo Wrestling competition.  Students will learn how to use light sensors, touch sensors and ultrasonic sensors.  Click here see an exciting news story about the Sumo Robot Summer Camp at Dillard Elementary School.