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Michigan FC Robotics Summer Camp 2026

FRC Team 8623 Michigan FC Robotics

Advanced Middle School & High School Robotics Program

Ages: Advanced middle school students through high school students
Who Can Join: Students interested in robotics, engineering, coding, design, building, teamwork, and competition
Program Level: Beginner-friendly with advanced learning opportunities

Michigan FC Robotics invites motivated students to join our 2026 Summer Robotics Camp and explore the exciting world of competitive robotics through FRC Team 8623 Michigan FC Robotics.

This program is designed for students who want hands-on experience in engineering, programming, robot design, mechanical systems, electronics, leadership, and real-world problem solving.

Program Overview

Michigan FC Robotics Summer Camp gives students the opportunity to learn how a real robotics team works from idea to competition.

Students will work together to design, build, program, test, and improve robots while learning the same skills used by engineers, programmers, designers, and project managers.

Our goal is to help students build confidence, creativity, technical skills, and teamwork while preparing them for future success in STEM, school, college, and careers.

Meeting Times

Summer Robotics Camp Schedule

Days: Weekends ( Satureday and Sundays)
Time: 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Location: Access Annex / 13624 Michigan Avenue 48126
Start Date: June 1st 2026
End Date: August 30th 2026

Families will receive the full camp calendar after registration.

Age Group

This program is open to:

  • Advanced middle school students

  • High school students

  • Students interested in joining FRC Team 8623

  • Students who enjoy building, coding, designing, or solving problems

  • Students with or without previous robotics experience

Recommended age range:

Grades 7-12

What Students Will Learn

1. Robotics Engineering

Students will learn how robots are designed, built, and improved through the engineering design process.

They will explore:

  • Robot structure

  • Drivetrains

  • Mechanisms

  • Gears, motors, wheels, and frames

  • Prototyping

  • Testing and troubleshooting

  • Design improvement

2. Programming & Coding

Students will learn the basics of programming a competition robot.

Topics may include:

  • Java or block-based programming concepts

  • Robot control systems

  • Sensors

  • Motors

  • Driver controls

  • Autonomous robot movement

  • Debugging and testing code

3. CAD & Robot Design

Students will be introduced to computer-aided design and digital planning.

They will learn:

  • How engineers design parts before building

  • Basic CAD concepts

  • Robot layout planning

  • 3D design thinking

  • Measurement and precision

  • Design-to-build workflow

4. Electrical Systems

Students will learn how robot electronics work safely and correctly.

Topics include:

  • Wiring basics

  • Batteries and power systems

  • Motor controllers

  • Sensors

  • Control boards

  • Safe electrical practices

  • Troubleshooting electrical issues

5. Mechanical Build Skills

Students will get hands-on experience using tools and building robot components.

They will learn:

  • Tool safety

  • Measuring and cutting basics

  • Assembly techniques

  • Fasteners and hardware

  • Mechanical problem solving

  • Repair and maintenance

6. Teamwork & Leadership

Robotics is not just about machines. It is about people working together.

Students will develop:

  • Communication skills

  • Leadership

  • Responsibility

  • Time management

  • Team collaboration

  • Creative problem solving

  • Confidence under pressure

7. Competition Preparation

Students will learn how FRC robotics competitions work and how Team 8623 prepares for events.

They will explore:

  • Game strategy

  • Robot inspection basics

  • Drive team roles

  • Pit crew responsibilities

  • Scouting

  • Match preparation

  • Team branding and presentation

Why Join Michigan FC Robotics?

Michigan FC Robotics gives students a chance to be part of a real competitive robotics environment while learning valuable STEM skills.

Students will gain experience in:

  • Engineering

  • Coding

  • Robotics

  • Manufacturing

  • Design

  • Electronics

  • Problem solving

  • Leadership

  • Public speaking

  • Teamwork

This program is ideal for students interested in future careers in engineering, computer science, robotics, technology, automotive, manufacturing, aviation, artificial intelligence, and STEM fields.

Who Should Register?

This camp is a great fit for students who:

  • Like building things

  • Enjoy coding or want to learn coding

  • Are curious about robots and technology

  • Want to join a competitive robotics team

  • Like solving challenges

  • Work well with others

  • Want hands-on STEM experience

  • Are preparing for high school, college, or future STEM careers

No advanced experience is required. Students only need a positive attitude, willingness to learn, and commitment to teamwork.

Program Goals

By the end of the camp, students will:

  • Understand the basics of FRC robotics

  • Build and test robot mechanisms

  • Learn introductory robot programming

  • Practice engineering design

  • Understand electrical and mechanical systems

  • Improve teamwork and leadership skills

  • Gain confidence in STEM

  • Be prepared to join or support FRC Team 8623

Register for Michigan FC Robotics Summer Camp 2026

Spots are limited.

Join Michigan FC Robotics Team 8623 and discover how students can turn ideas into real working robots.

Register Today

Michigan FC Robotics Summer Camp 2026
Advanced Middle School & High School Students
FRC Team 8623 Michigan FC Robotics
Metro Detroit Robotics Program

Build. Code. Design. Compete. Lead.

Ways to Join: Through whatsapp Group Chat

https://chat.whatsapp.com/HWPBcsDP2KTFRbIeaF35Ta

https://www.michiganfc.org/contact

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