Drobots Company

Drobots Company offers summer camps for kids and teens, plus drone programs, Roblox and game development, programming, design, animation, and STEM adventure programs. Its activities include drone racing, coding, delivery, search and rescue, mapping, autonomous flight, photography, visual arts, game design, 3D modeling, graphic design, mobile app development, and hands-on STEM projects with tech, bots, rovers, LEGO™ and K’nex engineering, and AI, AR, VR, and MR work.

Programs

• Summer camps for kids and teens — grades K-12; grades 1st to 12th; grades 5 to 12; grades 7th to 12th
• Drone Programs — Grades K-2 | 3-5 | 6-8 | 9-12 · Includes racing, coding, delivery, search & rescue, mapping, autonomous flight, photography, and visual arts.
• Roblox & Game Development — Grades K-2 | 3-5 | 6-8 | 9-12 · Learn how to create, modify and design video games and create your own 2D or 3D game.
• Programming, Design, & Animation — Grades 3-5 | 6-8 · Programs include game design, 3D modeling and design, graphic design, and mobile app development.
• StemQuest Adventure Programs — Grades K-2 | 3-5 · Hands-on STEM program with indoor/outdoor adventure and obstacle challenges using tech, bots, and rovers.
• LEGO™ & K’nex STEM Jr. Engineering — Grades K-2 · Hands-on STEM projects including Cities, Garbage Trucks, Catamarans, X-Wings, Energy Catapults, and Defense Turrets.
• Future Tech AI | AR | VR | MR — Grades 3-5 | 6-8 · Students engage with voice user interfaces, image recognition software, mixed reality, and AR Kit.
• Drone Camps — kids and teens; grades 5 to 12 · Search & Rescue, Agility, Obstacle Course Racing, Entrepreneurship, Videography, Photography, Autonomous Flight, Aerial Mapping, and FPV Racing.

At a glance

• Ages: 5–18 years old

About the provider

Drobots Company says it has been operating for over twenty years. Its mission is to inspire students to reduce time in front of a computer screen and instead use drone technology in a setting that promotes collaborative project-based learning in a positive educational environment. It also states that it was honored to be included in Forbes Magazine and The Wall Street Journal and that it is fully accredited by STEM.org.

Safety is #1 priority. Programs are offered in a safe, positive, encouraging, and friendly environment. Drobots also states that flying drones comes with serious responsibility and federal rules and regulations that must be obeyed and respected.

What families say

“Thank you for running such a terrific program. Amelia has had a lot of exposure to quadcopter and related technology over the past many years in my husband’s lab at MIT, but it was great for her to get a sense of ownership and much more working knowledge of this area at the weeks’s camp. Great program with strong staff. Thank you!!” — Jonathan H. | M.I.T Professor of Aeronautics & Astronautics & Father of 9-year-old-girl

“Thanks for a wonderful week of exploration and discovery. Michael had the time of this life. We are now teaching the kids in the neighborhood how to race drones. I love that most of the program was outside – thanks for providing a positive outlet for opening the minds of our future generation.” — Seneca L. | Teacher and Mother of a 13-year-old boy

“You nailed it! Drones are the new Lego Robotics. We love drones! What once was a fascination of Minecraft and Lego Robotics is now a full immersion into Drones! We are all completely fascinated by what you are creating. My teens are already utilizing what they learned at Robots into the classroom.” — Daniel A. | Entrepreneur and Father of 13-year-old-girl and 15-year-old boy

Last updated August 25, 2026.