AI Robotics Engineer
“Build a car that drives itself — and stops when someone steps in front of it.”
The course parents talk about. Students work with real single-board computers, motors, sensors and cameras to build robots that operate autonomously. The flagship project is a self-driving car that follows a lane using its camera, detects obstacles and stops for them — with safety logic that always overrides everything else. Along the way there's a genuinely serious discussion about facial recognition and where technology should and shouldn't be used.
Why parents choose it
Serious engineering: computer vision, sensors, decision logic, and a real conversation about the ethics of AI in the physical world.
What They'll Build
- A self-driving car with camera-based lane following
- A voice-commanded robot that patrols and reports back
- A face-recognition door lock (with an ethics debate built in)
- An AI security camera that detects motion and alerts
Finishes With
Robotics Demo Day — live track runs in front of an audience.
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