Who
Ages 8–13
Mixed-age groups so newer students learn from slightly older peers, with plenty of mentor support.
Ages 8–13 · Free 2-day FLL robotics workshop
Welcome to Corbot,
a robotics workshop free of cost.
A small-group FIRST LEGO League–style workshop where kids drive, sense, and complete missions with real robots.
Next FLL Robotics Course
Ages 8–13
Format
2 days · 2 hrs/day
Focus
Driving & Sensors
Style
FLL Missions
Overview
A single, focused robotics experience.
One free course that introduces kids to the core ideas behind FIRST LEGO League: robots, sensors, and mission strategy.
Format
2 days · 4 hours total
Two focused 2-hour sessions so kids stay engaged, learn, and still go home excited to keep building.
Theme
FLL-inspired robots
Robots, attachments, and missions inspired by FIRST LEGO League tables and challenges.
Community
What families are saying.
We had enrolled my 11-year-old son to Corbot Robotics. This was his first introduction to robotics and he thoroughly enjoyed it.
Learning from Ronil made it very interesting and playful. He is already looking forward to summer classes.
My 8-year-old daughter went to a workshop at Corbot led by Ronil. She really enjoyed it and is now more interested in robotics.
It helped me understand the program too and how she can continue learning.
Workshop photo / build station (placeholder)
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FLL-style mission run (placeholder)
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About
About Corbot
Meet the instructor.
Hi, my name is Ronil Shah, a junior at Bellarmine College Prep. I have 8 years of competition robotics experience, ranging from FLL to FRC. I have attended the robotics world championships three times and was a world finalist in 2024.
I began working with robotics in 2nd grade and fell in love almost instantly. There was something magical about building a machine from scratch and watching it come alive: moving, thinking, completing missions I had designed. Robotics pushed my problem-solving skills, but it also taught me persistence and determination. Every successful build felt like proof that hard work and curiosity can create something extraordinary.
That passion is what inspired me to start Corbot. I wanted to give younger kids the same spark I felt: the joy of creating, experimenting, and seeing their ideas take shape in the real world. Teaching robotics isn’t just fun for me; it’s a chance to help build the future by empowering kids with creativity, confidence, and hands-on STEM skills.