Basic Robotics
Build it. Wire it. Code it to drive.
Skills you'll build
- Robotics fundamentals
- Circuits & wiring
- Coding with Arduino
- Sensors & control
Fredericton, NB
Build robots.Fly drones.
Hands-on drone, robotics and RC plane classes in Fredericton. Build a real machine with your own hands, write the code that runs it, and watch it move.
209+ students trained across 12+ schools
His first drone build
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Students trained
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Schools across New Brunswick
Grades 3–10
Elementary to high school
UNB Engineering graduate instructor
About us.
Hands-on STEM classes where students learn engineering by building drones, robots and RC planes.
Who we are
We introduce kids to STEM the hands-on way. Students learn science, engineering and coding by building and testing their own projects.
Our mission
To make engineering accessible and exciting, helping learners build confidence, problem-solving, critical thinking, coding and teamwork skills.
Our vision
To give every student in New Brunswick early exposure to engineering through hands-on learning, starting as early as Grade 3.
Who teaches
Founded and led by a University of New Brunswick Electrical Engineering graduate.
How we teach:
kids learn by building.
Build it
Assemble a real drone, robot or RC plane by hand, wiring every motor, sensor and part yourself.
Code it
Write the code that brings it to life, from its first moves to smart, sensor-driven behaviour.
Test it
Test, troubleshoot and improve it until it works, then proudly show off what you built.
All in one,
under one roof.
4classes
every month
1hour
once a week
2groups
kids & adults
Quadcopter Drone
Build a drone. Then fly it.
RC Plane Making
Design. Build. Take to the sky.
Skills you'll build
- Principles of aeronautics
- Design thinking
- Mechanical build skills
- RC systems
Our partner schools.
Schools across New Brunswick that trust us to bring hands-on robotics, coding and drone classes to their students.
Bliss Carman Middle School
Fredericton, NB
Garden Creek School
Fredericton, NB
Park Street Elementary School
Fredericton, NB
New Maryland Elementary School
New Maryland, NB
Lincoln Elementary Community School
Lincoln, NB
Harvey High School
Harvey Station, NB
McAdam High School
McAdam, NB
Glen Falls School
Saint John, NB
Snapshots,
straight from class.
Students stay engaged in a process that fosters resilience, problem-solving, and a passion for doing hard things.
In their own words.
Students, parents, and educators who have experienced RoboFlight firsthand.
“It was a terrific way to engage students in the final weeks of school. Students in Grades 7 and 8 started from scratch on both the coding and circuitry fronts, and they've progressed to the point where they're preparing their robots to compete 'in the ring.' It has been a blast watching students learn through this hands-on endeavor.”
Matt Clements
Principal · McAdam High School
“I was completely clueless about that stuff. I was soon able to do most of it myself, and I ended up doing about half the programming myself. I thought it was an interesting change from the regular classroom, and it was fun!”
Lauren Messer
Grade 8 Student · McAdam High School
“Thanks to the clear explanations, hands-on projects, and supportive instructors, I was able to build a Robot car by the end of the course, something I never thought I could do. This course transformed my understanding and skills in robotics. I highly recommend it to anyone interested.”
Tousif Islam
Computer Science Student · UNB
Frequently asked
questions.
Everything families usually ask before their first class. Can't find yours?
Our courses are designed for students in Grades 3 to 10, as well as adults. Each course runs separate groups for children and adults, so every learner progresses at the right pace.
No prior experience is required. Every course begins with the fundamentals, including what each component does and how to connect it, and progresses step by step.
Each course includes four classes per month: one one-hour class each week, held at 50 Crowther Ln, Suite 140, Fredericton.
No. All training kits and tools are provided during class, so there is nothing to purchase in advance.
No. Classes are primarily hands-on. Students spend most of their time building, wiring and testing real machines, and use a laptop only to write and upload their code.
Yes. Select every course you are interested in on the contact form below, and we will help you plan a schedule that works for your family.
Classes are led by RoboFlight's founder, a University of New Brunswick Electrical Engineering graduate with experience teaching robotics in schools across New Brunswick.
Yes. Your first class is a free trial with no obligation and no payment required. You can book it online in under a minute.
Have a question?
Contact us.
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