08/05/2026
Edmonton’s wet weather has forced many students to get creative to keep themselves entertained over the rainy summer. To that end, students enrolled in NorQuest College’s robotics summer camps have gone beyond gaming and vibe coding to create robots and program games that are truly unique.
Students at the recent NorQuest Robotics Camp spent five fun days exploring the worlds of robotics, coding, 3D printing and engineering, gaining practical skills while bringing their own robotic creations to life.
Designed as an introduction to technology and innovation, the camp combines classroom learning with hands-on activities to help participants build confidence in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).
"I wanted to try out robotics because my dad is an electrical engineer," says Nico Flores, one of the students who attended. "He said it was pretty fun, so I decided to try it out." When asked if the camp inspired him to pursue more learning in STEM, Nico is enthusiastic. "The camp was a really fun learning experience. It's like the first step to a bigger thing. I'm really excited to show my family and friends!"
Space is still available for our August camp—register today!
https://events.norquest.ca/Events/details/id/00000046
