Helping students turn curiosity into working projects.
Student-led robotics education · Arduino · C++ · CAD
RoboZone is a student-led nonprofit introducing students in grades 4–8 to robotics, programming, and engineering. Through an eight-week curriculum and mentor-led workshops, students learn to build circuits, write code, and design parts.
We want students to leave with a project they understand, the confidence to troubleshoot it, and the curiosity to keep building.
| Students taught | Workshop hours | Curriculum |
|---|---|---|
| 90+ | 160 | 8 weeks |
| Area | What students practice |
|---|---|
| Arduino & electronics | Building circuits and connecting hardware with code. |
| C++ programming | Writing, testing, and debugging programs for physical devices. |
| CAD & engineering design | Turning ideas into models, testing designs, and improving them. |
Our workshops bring these skills together through hands-on robotics projects, with activities at different difficulty levels.
This organization is the home for RoboZone's code and technical projects. Browse our public repositories and start with each project's README for its purpose, setup instructions, and contribution details.
- Contribute: Report a bug, improve documentation, or suggest a project idea in the relevant repository. For substantial changes, open an issue first so we can discuss the approach.
- Mentor or partner: Help students learn or collaborate on a workshop. Visit our website to connect with RoboZone.
- Support our programs: Give through our HCB donation page.
Our educational programs have included a partnership with Code Ninjas.
RoboZone is fiscally sponsored by Hack Club, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. View our public finances on HCB.
