About
Drobots Company offers summer camp programs in drones, Game Development/Roblox/Game Creation, Programming, Design, and Animation, StemQuest Adventure Programs, LEGO & K’nex STEM Jr. Engineering, and Future Tech AI, AR, VR, and MR. It also offers Drone Camps, an Overnight Summer Academy for grades 7 through 12, and grant-funded solutions for STEM, robotics, and drone programming.
Programs
- Drones — Grades K-12; kids and teens; grades 1st to 12th · Summer camp program. No experience necessary. No equipment needed. Grant-funded summer programs also available.
- Game Development / Roblox / Game Creation — Grades K-12; kids and teens; grades 1st to 12th · Summer camp program. Includes Roblox and game design. Grant-funded summer programs also available.
- Programming, Design, & Animation — Grades 3-5 and 6-8 · Summer camp program. Includes programming languages, game design, 3D modeling and design, graphic design, and mobile app development.
- StemQuest Adventure Programs — Grades K-2 and 3-5 · Narrative-based hands-on STEM program. Uses tech, bots, and rovers in active indoor/outdoor adventure challenges.
- LEGO & K’nex STEM Jr. Engineering — Grades K-2 · Hands-on STEM program for young boys and girls.
- Future Tech AI | AR | VR | MR — Grades 3-5 and 6-8 · Technology camp focused on AI, AR, VR, and mixed reality.
- Drone Camps — Kids and teens; grades K-12
- Overnight Summer Academy — Grades 7th to 12th · Residential camp mentioned on the contact page.
- Grant-Funded Solutions for STEM, Robotics and Drone Programming — Students entering kindergarten to twelfth grade; elementary, middle, and high school aged students · Turnkey grant-funded school summer camp or classroom program. Drobots provides equipment, materials, staff, and curriculum.
At a glance
- Ages: 5–18 years old
About the provider
Drobots Company has offered creative summer camps to students nationwide 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. The company is fully accredited by STEM.org and has been included in Forbes Magazine and The Wall Street Journal.
Safety is their #1 priority. Adult-led staff. Positive, encouraging, friendly environment. Knowledge of drone rules and regulations is emphasized in the About page.
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 October 15, 2026.
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