RoboZone

Fun and interactive courses teaching students engineering, computer science, and robotics principles.

Session: November 12th - December 19th

Classes will run weekly from 5-7PM on Tuesdays at Code Ninjas (Kendall Park)

RoboZone is an organization dedicated to teaching students important computer science, engineering, and robotics principles. Our 8-week course is split into two parts. During the first four weeks, students learn basic engineering, robotics, and computer science principles whilst working together to create a simple automated light switch. In the final weeks, students will work to create final capstone projects are set against each other in a competition to see which student can use their newfound skills to create the best project, and win the competition.

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Daksh Gupta

Daksh Gupta, Co-President, is a sophomore at South Brunswick High School. He is a member of 750W, his school's robotics team. In his free time, Daksh enjoys working on computer science projects and spending time with friends, dogs and family.

Samuel Asefa

Samuel Asefa, Co-President, is a sophomore at South Brunswick High School and is a member of his school's VEX robotics team, 750W. In his free time he enjoys competing in Science Olympiad and spending time with his family, friends, and two cats.

Rohan Kunala

Rohan Kunala, Treasurer is a sophomore at SBHS. He is a part of multiple clubs and organizations related to the STEM area. In his free time Rohan enjoys partaking in innovation research competitions. He enjoys spending time with his family and friends by traveling and camping.

Nitish Pendyala

Nitish Pendyala, Secretary, is a sophomore at South Brunswick High School that is a part of his VEX robotics team. In his free time he enjoys playing volleyball and outdoor activities like hiking and camping. He likes spending time with friends and family and loves

We are a non-profit organization fiscally sponsored by The Hack Foundation. Offering comprehensive robotics courses is not cheap: any and all donations are appreciated!