Robotics Program

Neurodiverse Robotics has partnered with PAFN to deliver a robotics program consisting of four workshops for individuals with diverse needs.

Participate in our Neurodiverse Robotics Program

Participants who want to explore Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), while building, programming, and competing with VEX robots in a fun, engaging environment.

The workshops are completely free! We are accepting a maximum of 10 participants per workshop. Our workshops are for individuals with diverse needs who will have either completed or are about to enter grades 8-12.

The workshops will be held at the Pacific Autism Family Network (PAFN) Richmond hub, located on 3688 Cessna Drive, V7B 1C7.

The robotics program has 4 sessions, each session is about 2 hours. Please note that when participants register, they will be registering for four sessions in either June or July. See our summer dates below.

If you would like to receive a registration pack, please contact Vera Pina Bond at vera@pacificautismfamily.com

Robotics Workshop Schedule

Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

June

Day 1
Fri Jun 3, 4:30-5:30pm
Day 2
Fri Jun 10, 4:30-5:30pm
Day 3
Fri Jun 17, 4:30-5:30pm
Day 4
Fri Jun 24, 4:30-5:30pm

July

Mon Jul 4, 2-3pm
Day 1
Day 2
Wed Jul 6, 2-3pm
Day 3
Mon Jul 11, 2-3pm
Day 4
Wed Jul 13, 2-3pm

Robotics Program Itinerary

Day 1: Introduction to the program. Participants will begin building their robots using a set of instructions to follow along while being encouraged to incorporate their own mechanisms.

Day 2: Participants will continue building their robot. On this day, programming will be introduced through a brief lesson.

Day 3: Participants will complete the building and programming aspects of their robot.

Day 4: The robotics program will conclude with an exciting competition for participants to test their robots.

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