Age-appropriate learning
A curriculum designed to make participation possible for learners at different educational levels.
✦ ROBOTICS FOR ALL · SINCE 2018
Building a generation of robotics innovators.
We believe every curious learner deserves a chance to explore robotics—regardless of their starting point.
Robotics Camp is a free, hands-on learning initiative led by Roboment to inspire school, college and university students across Bangladesh.
Learn by doingOnline learning · Lab practice · Mentorship
OUR STORY
Where curiosity becomes practical skill.
Roboment, a student organization formed by robotics-focused learners from Dhaka University of Engineering & Technology (DUET), has been providing free robotics education since 2018. Robotics Camp has been organized in successive annual editions from 2018 through 2025, with a further program described for 2026.
Learn · Build · ExploreDESIGNED FOR BANGLADESHI LEARNERS
Accessible learning, grounded in our own context.
The curriculum has been developed with consideration for Bangladesh's academic learning environment, economic conditions and the needs of its students.
Learners begin with sensors and loads, progress to programming and robot construction, connect devices through the internet, and ultimately work toward a practical robotics development project.
Organized byRoboment R&D LabGazipur, Bangladesh
THE LEARNING JOURNEY
Open My Classroom ↗Five stages. One clear pathway.
Structured learning from beginner foundations to mentor-guided project development.
STAGE 01
Easier Stage
Start with orientation, common sensors, loads, practical concepts and simple robotics tasks.
STAGE 02
Robotics Programmer
Learn electronics fundamentals, programming, microcontrollers and hardware control.
STAGE 03
Robot Development
Build robots using motor systems, wireless communication and sensor-based decisions.
STAGE 04
Internet of Things
Connect devices and robots through apps, networking, ESP boards and cloud platforms.
STAGE 05
Project Development
Complete a practical project under Roboment R&D Lab or an assigned mentor.
Stage 01–04 use scheduled learning sessions; Stage 05 is a mentor-supervised internship project rather than a regular class list.
WHAT STUDENTS RECEIVE
Support beyond the classroom.
Features of Robotics Camp described in the program document.
No course fee
The robotics learning program is provided free of course fees.
Access to practice equipment
Necessary equipment can be arranged through the camp library for hands-on practice.
Stage-wise recognition
Separate certificates are planned for the different stages of learning.
Personal mentor support
A mentor for regular guidance, with district-based mentor support when necessary.
Learning and support opportunities
The program describes online and area-based support-earning opportunities during or after training; availability depends on arrangements.
Class recordings
Recordings support revision and post-class practice wherever the sessions have been uploaded.
Competition guidance
Technical guidance for students joining local or national robotics and science competitions.
THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE CAMP
12 team membersMeet the Robotics Camp team.
Leadership, coordination and mentors listed in the supplied Robotics Camp program document.
Leadership & Advisory Panel
Course Coordination & Mentors
Names, roles and email addresses follow the supplied program document. For current availability and contact details, reach the camp organizers directly.
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