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Why join Evodyne's
Advanced AI & Robotics Program?
At Evodyne, each student builds their own advanced robots completely from scratch while learning:
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Programming and Computer Science
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Networking, Bits and Bytes
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AI and Computer Vision
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Electronics and Electricity
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Mechatronics and Mechanical Engineering
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3D printing and 3D design
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​Designed to engage, excite and build confidence, Evodyne has designed the robots and a sequential multi-year curriculum that can intake a student at any experience level whether in Elementary, Middle, or High School, and take them all the way to forefront research robotics by the time they are applying for college.
Program Benefits
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Graduate with a Robotics Specialist Predegree
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Class recordings available after every session
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Certification for everything learned and built
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All robots included in program cost
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Take your robots home once built
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Internship at Evodyne's Research Lab
Congratulations Evodyne Graduates!
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Choose A Program
Curriculum Overview
Genesis Track
Build An AI Enabled Quadruped Robot Dog
14+ | High School
Designed for the student who wants to seriously pursue robotics. This track will take their skills, knowledge and enthusiasm to the next level. By the end, they will have solved several hard problems with robot design, coding, and AI while bringing their new quadruped robot to life completely from scratch.
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Graduate with a Robotics Specialist Predegree
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Learn advanced robotics concepts
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Learn basics of AI and computer vision
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Bigger, more complex and powerful robots
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Advanced Python, C++ programming skills
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CAD design and modeling
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ROS - Robot operating system
Stand out in your
College Application
Elite Track
Build An AI Enabled Mobile Robot And Robotic Arm
12+ | Middle School
Become an expert at modern robotics and get hands-on experience by building your own AI enabled robotic arm using Arduino and Raspberry Pi, and an advanced camera-enabled mobile robot. Gain experience in programming, electronics, 3D Printing, computer vision and much more.
Elite Jr Track
Build real robots with Arduino, sensors, motors, jumper wires
10+ | Elementary School
Step up from Lego and learn to design, build and program your own robots with real robotics components like Arduino, sensors, motors, wires
Free Trial Classes
Grab a spot in our limited Free Trial sessions and experience the exciting world of robotics hands-on! Each student will receive our custom-designed robotics kit, and by end of the class will have made an Arduino based robot all by themselves, with the option to take everything home. Free Trial classes will take place in-person in Mountain View September 1-15. To schedule a visit, click the link below:
Fall 2025 Program Schedule
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Can't Decide?
Simple Decision Making Algorithm
Is the student 15 and above?
Yes: Choose Genesis Track
Is the student 14 and has significant experience in coding/robotics?
Yes: Choose Genesis Track
Is the student 12 or above?
Yes: Choose Elite Track
Is the student 10 and above?
Yes: Choose Elite Jr Track
My 6 year old knows everything about robotics. He already does the 14+ Lego projects. Can he attend the Genesis Track?
Unfortunately not. Our curriculum is designed to be age appropriate keeping the advanced Silicon Valley student in mind.
Or visit our Open House sessions
Every Saturday 3:30pm (Third week of September through the last week of May only)
Come to see the space, meet the staff, and check out the robots.
.881 Castro St, Mountain View, CA 94041
Graduation
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​Certification for everything learned and built
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Graduate with a Robotics Specialist Predegree
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Take your robots home once built
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Internship at Evodyne's Research Lab
Flex Labs with Live Support
Unfettered access to all equipment (including 3D printers) and tools including on weekends!
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Guest lectures from inspiring Silicon Valley AI and Robotics rock stars
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Over the course of the program, each student will receive more than a hundred components and electronics equipment, all free of charge and included in the program cost
What other benefits do you get?
Entry into Autonomous Racing Tournament 2026
Some moments from our past and ongoing classes
How is Zoom attendance different from In-Person?
Q & A
Do we have to commit to the full 8 months?
No! While it is unlikely to happen, you can always pull out early. Payment is monthly, so you can always choose to discontinue at the end of a month.
Do we get to keep the kits and robots?
Yes! All robotic kits, components and supplies delivered as part of the sessions are yours to keep and continue learning with.
What happens if we miss a class?
Every session is recorded in high quality (the same instruction that zoom students see live during the class) and is made available to every student immediately after the class. Using this video the student can do the class from home whenever the time works best.
Additionally, every Saturday from 2:30pm to 5pm, we have an open labs time where any student can come in-person and do their class using the recorded video, in the presence of the same instructor for full live support.
What if a student is stuck on a task and is falling behind?
We will not let this happen. One hour of every day will be reserved for 1 on 1 with students who are facing any problems understanding a step, or technical issues, or equipment malfunctions and so on. Any student can call in via zoom or be present during this time, or additionally before or after the class to have their issues looked at.
What if my kid is too smart for the rest of the class and gets bored?
"Bored" is a state not allowed in our classes. Whenever a student is visibly finishing tasks early they will immediately get additional challenging tasks to complete while the rest of the students are working on the previous task.
What equipment do we need?
A Mac, Windows, or Linux laptop with administrative rights to install Arduino, Python and other programming tools. If you have a newer Mac or Windows laptop with only USB-C ports, you will need a USB-C to female USB adapter to be able to connect the Arduino to your computer. School issued Chromebooks are not recommended.
Equipment for attending from home?
Besides a computer:
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Internet Access to download required tools and utilities
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Ability to use zoom
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Thats it, everything else will be provided in the mailed kit