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Session 03 — Advanced Robotics & AI Engineering
Session 03 — Advanced Robotics & AI Engineering
Ready to take engineering to the next level?
Aurinkolab Solar Engineering & Robotics Camp — Session 03 is an intensive week for young makers aged 10 and above, combining advanced robotics, AI, Python programming, and real solar engineering. Held in a cosy historic space in Mankkaa, Espoo, with a maximum of 12 participants, every child gets hands-on time with real tools and real challenges.
On Day 1, a short placement test helps us form balanced groups so each participant is stretched and supported at exactly the right level. No prior experience required — just ambition and curiosity.
Supported by the City of Espoo and EPICS in IEEE.
PROGRAMME
- Advanced Robotics — Build and program complex robots using professional equipment and safety protocols.
- Python Programming — Move beyond the basics and write real code to control robots, sensors, and systems.
- AI & Computer Vision — Explore artificial intelligence and teach machines to see and recognise the world around them.
- IoT Basics — Connect devices and build smart systems using the Internet of Things.
- Solar Kart Engineering — Design, build, and test solar electric go-karts — mastering speed, energy, and sustainable transport.
- Filming & Animation — Document your projects and create short films showcasing your engineering journey.
- Team Challenges — Collaborate, compete, and problem-solve in exciting group engineering challenges.
Included: warm lunch and afternoon snacks, all engineering materials, safety equipment, professional instruction, and camp completion certificate.
Max 12 participants. Dietary accommodations available. Multi-language instruction. STEM placement test on Day 1.
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Each day runs 10:00–17:00 with drop-off from 09:30.
Morning sessions focus on programming, AI, or robotics theory and practice. After lunch and free play, afternoons are dedicated to hands-on robot building, solar kart design, or IoT projects. A snack break is followed by team challenges and project work, wrapping up at 16:45 with a daily showcase.
The week culminates in a final project presentation and camp completion ceremony on Friday 1 August.
Aurinkolab Engineering School — Espoo, Finland Supported by the City of Espoo and EPICS in IEEE
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