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.

A student wearing FPV goggles holds the drone he builtTwo students smiling beside the kit they are buildingStudents racing the robots they builtStudents smiling with their building kitStudents coding their robots at a workshop

His first drone build

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Students

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Schools

3–10

Grades taught

UNB

Electrical Engineering graduate instructor

About
RoboFlight.

Where kids and adults learn engineering by building real machines.

Who we are

A hands-on robotics, drone and RC plane school based in Fredericton, New Brunswick.

Our mission

Make engineering real and fun — every student builds, codes and tests a working machine.

Who teaches

Founded and taught by a UNB Electrical Engineering graduate, now completing a master’s.

Where we’ve been

5+ years teaching 215+ students in 12+ schools across New Brunswick.

A student wearing FPV goggles holds the drone he built at a RoboFlight class in Fredericton
Students assembling electronics from their kits

Real kits. Real code.
Real robots.

  1. 01Build it

    Put together your own drone, robot or plane, piece by piece.

  2. 02Code it

    Write the code that tells it what to do.

  3. 03Test it

    Run it, fix it, make it better — then show it off.

All in one,
under one roof.

  • 4 classesevery month
  • 1 houronce a week
  • 2 groupskids & adults
Not ready yet? Try the free online robot builder.Drag parts onto a circuit, then drive the car you built — right in your browser.Open the builder

A few of 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 logo

    Bliss Carman Middle School

    Fredericton, NB

  • Garden Creek School logo

    Garden Creek School

    Fredericton, NB

  • Park Street Elementary School logo

    Park Street Elementary School

    Fredericton, NB

  • New Maryland Elementary School logo

    New Maryland Elementary School

    New Maryland, NB

  • Lincoln Elementary Community School logo

    Lincoln Elementary Community School

    Lincoln, NB

  • Harvey High School logo

    Harvey High School

    Harvey, NB

  • McAdam High School logo

    McAdam High School

    McAdam, NB

  • Glen Falls School logo

    Glen Falls School

    Saint John, NB

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.”

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Matt Clements

Principal · McAdam High School

Basic Robotics

“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 — it was fun!”

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Lauren Messer

Grade 8 Student · McAdam High School

Basic Robotics

“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.”

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Tousif Islam

Computer Science Student · UNB

Robot Car

Good questions,
quick answers.

Everything families usually ask before their first class. Can't find yours?

Students in grades 3 to 10, and adults. Every course runs a separate kids group and adult group, so everyone learns at a pace that suits them.

Not at all. Every course starts from the basics — what each part does and how to connect it — and builds up step by step. Curiosity is the only requirement.

Four classes a month: one hour-long class each week, held at 50 Crowther Ln, Suite 140, Fredericton.

No. A training kit and all the tools are provided in class, so there is nothing to buy before you start.

No — it is mostly hands-on. Students spend their time building, wiring and testing real machines, and use a laptop to write the code that brings their build to life.

Yes. Tick every course you are interested in on the form below and we will help you plan a schedule that works.

Classes are led by RoboFlight's founder, a UNB Electrical Engineering graduate now completing a master's degree, who has taught robotics in schools across New Brunswick.

Yes — the first class is a free trial with no obligation. Book it online in under a minute.

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