What Your Child will Learn
Coding
Students learn C language in an engaging and interactive manner by using it to the control robot through various sensors.
Electrical Design and 3D Printing
To build robots, students must learn design software and 3D printing. Additionally, they learn about circuits to create more intricate robots.
Problem-Solving Skills
At the start of each class, the instructor provides a lesson, after which students work on their project independently. To complete the task, students must think, code, build and test their robots.
Preparing for the future
Robotics classes help children learn about real-world and career-based skills such as programming, engineering and design which prepare them for careers in STEM fields.
What Your Child will Learn
Coding
Students learn C language in an engaging and interactive manner by using it to the control robot through various sensors.
Electrical Design and 3D Printing
To build robots, students must learn design software and 3D printing. Additionally, they learn about circuits to create more intricate robots.
Problem-Solving Skills
At the start of each class, the instructor provides a lesson, after which students work on their project independently. To complete the task, students must think, code, build and test their robots.
Preparing for the future
Robotics classes help children learn about real-world and career-based skills such as programming, engineering and design which prepare them for careers in STEM fields.
Why Exceed ?
Trained Instructors
Our instructors undergo thorough training to ensure children receive an exceptional learning experience
Hands-on STEM Projects
At Exceed, we believe that fun is an integral part of the learning journey. Our students have access to a range of hands-on learning opportunities
Small Student Ratio
To ensure exceptional student experience, we maintain 6:1 student to instructor ratio
Here’s how it works
Register a free trial class
Offered every week at all locations in GTA. This 1-hour hands-on class gives your child a glimpse of Robot Programming.
Get a schedule for the upcoming term
We offer classes on various days and times to help you choose the schedule that works best for you. This is often the most challenging step!
Enroll in program
Once you have selected a preferred day and time for the program, you are all set. You just need to wait until it begins, but don't worry, once you start you don't have to stop.
Book a Free class today
Courses
The first robotics course in the Discovery Robotics curriculum involves students building their own programmable Lego robots in class and using their iPads to code.
Every class begins with the introduction of a particular concept followed by students assembling, programming, and conducting experiments. For example, to teach the concept of speed versus wheel size, students build, program, and time their race cars, experimenting with both large and small wheels.
This second robotics course focuses on mechanical concepts taught by building machines using a different Lego platform. Each class involves students learning about a different mechanism and building their own simple machine. Students learn about pulleys, gears, cranes, levers and so much more. In addition to coding, students will also learn mechanics and electronics in this robotics program.
A transitionary course tapering away from building robots to focusing on developing fundamental programming skills. Designed to teach kids sequential logic in coding by instructing a robot to complete various travel and adventure challenges. Conditional statements are introduced by having the robot make decisions throughout each adventure, programmed using iPads.
Students continue to build their programming skills, this time transitioning away from iPads to using computers. An advanced Lego robotics platform allows students to start learning robotics at a higher level. Various Olympic-style challenges are designed to teach students how to use more complex sensors which assist in detecting different conditions when competing in our Robo-Games.
A fun application course designed for students to practice and apply their knowledge from previous courses.
This course is a fun way for students to practice what they’ve learned in previous classes. They’ll program Sumo robots with different motors and sensors to push other robots out of the ring. Color sensors monitor the ring’s edges, while ultrasonic sensors track the other robot. Everyone will have a great time during this class, but only one Sumobot will win in the end!
I’ll have a kale salad with Parmesan and a ginger ale please...
The final course in the Advanced Programming Skills series involves a futuristic application a– robots waiting tables in the Robo-Restaurant. Students will work independently to program their bots to bring various dishes from the kitchen to their customers, utilizing various sensors to make decisions based on their customer’s order. A fun challenge designed to promote critical thinking through programming the restaurant of the future.
A change in gears into the world of mechanical design and 3D printing!
Students will be introduced to computer design where they will produce their own creations using a 3D printer. Various design projects including art, fashion, architecture and medical devices provide students with real-world applications of 3D printing.
In the last two classes, students design, print, and assemble their own motorized race car, which they get to take home.
The final course of Discovery Robotics introduces students to simple electric circuits.
Students will build circuits in each class relating to traditional and emerging applications including solar power, wind sensing, FM radios, transistors and motor drives. At the end of the program, our students would have covered basic electronics, advanced programming and mechanical design which lays a solid foundation for the next robotics curriculum (Ages 9-11).