Build Future-Ready Skills
Students develop programming, engineering, computational thinking,
and problem-solving skills while working with autonomous robots.
Botball Explorer gives students more than an opportunity to build a
robot. It creates a hands-on environment where they can apply classroom
concepts, work through challenges, and see their ideas come to life.
Students develop programming, engineering, computational thinking,
and problem-solving skills while working with autonomous robots.
Students move through the complete engineering process—from
brainstorming and building to programming, testing, troubleshooting,
and improving their designs.
Interactive missions give students a clear goal and show how coding,
sensors, automation, and robotics connect to real-world technology.
Students collaborate, communicate, divide responsibilities, and learn
from one another as they work toward a shared objective.
Two program divisions and a mission-based format allow new students
to begin with approachable challenges while giving experienced
students room to develop more advanced solutions.
Teams can use a KIPR robotics kit or another qualifying autonomous
platform, including LEGO SPIKE Prime, VEX IQ, Makeblock, and others,
subject to current program rules.