Robotics Course
Build.
Understand.
Win.
In every lesson, kids build a new robot and learn how it works. Robots are controlled through our own app — programming starts in semester 2. Small groups, two coaches, working in pairs.
A new robot every lesson
In the first semester, the focus is on understanding and building — every session revolves around a real engineering concept.
The first robot, chassis types, and a nimble hockey robot — controlled via the app.
Dragster, tractor, differential, and gear shifting — physics you can touch.
Tracked vehicle, rover, 4WD jeep, wheel loader, and an active gripper arm.
Control with our own app
Instead of expensive remote controls, we built our own app: EV3 Remote steers the robots simply and intuitively — built specifically for this course. That lets the kids focus entirely on construction and engineering.
Built in pairs
Every two kids share an EV3 set — that's not just ideal for build time, it fosters real teamwork. Tasks are clearly split and optimised for working in pairs, so both kids build, test, and think it through equally.
The course is aimed at kids up to age 14 — so it's suited not just for WRO Elementary, but also prepares for the Junior category.
Four semesters to your own WRO run
This course is semester 1 of four. Step by step, from the first robot to independently preparing for the World Robot Olympiad — all the way to the Python programming language.
Understanding & building, control via app
More complex robots & programming
Deepening programming skills
Python & WRO preparation
Your own robot, national competition
Free of charge if you win — for Austria
Want to know more about the course?
Format, equipment, supervision, and the semester plan — all the details, in one place.
Fully equipped to get started
We provide all materials and the complete equipment — kids don't need to bring anything. Currently with LEGO® EV3, and from semester 2 also with LEGO® SPIKE Prime. More about the sets →
Robotics CourseRobotics courses with LEGO® EV3 for kids — the gateway to the World Robot Olympiad in Austria.
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