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Students participate in hands-on robotics activities.

NEVADA ROBOTICS IMPACT ACROSS THE STATE

Future Teachers Trained from All NSHE Institutions

Robots for Classrooms in our Lending Library

Students on Robotics Teams in Nevada

Nevada Teachers Trained since 2016

Students Reached through Trained Teachers

Teacher Trainings Held

VIEW THE NEVADA ROBOTICS FACT SHEET

Tesla's Chris Reilly speaks at at teacher training.

NV Robotics team member waves from a registration table at the RAN 2021 Event.

Two educators tinker with a robot and laugh at a Robotics Academy of Nevada training session.

A young student stares at a small robot as it drives across a table.

A room of teacher takes a robotics class at the annual Nevada Academy of Nevada

The robot recipe STEM kit open and on display on a table.

Two large robotics competition fields stand in a middle of a classroom.

Two teachers team up to finish a half-built robot.

Robotics competition students sit at a long table and work on laptops with a teacher.

A teacher works on a laptop to program a small robot.

Two students bend over a table, drawing code for a small robot to read.

Two Las Vegas area teachers sit at a table to collaborate on building and programming a VEX robot at a training.

Two teachers work together at a small table to build a robot.

Nevada Robotics is an educational organization with the vision to give all students the opportunity to be creative and problem-solve through hands-on robotics education and experiences. We partner with community, industry and educational partners to create, support, and deliver robotics education to both Nevada’s teachers and students. We work closely in partnership with two non-profit robotics programs – FIRST Nevada and The REC Foundation.

Our mission is to collaborate with community and industry partners in delivering engaging robotics education to Nevada’s PreK-12 students, teachers, and families.

The Nevada Robotics vision is for all students across Nevada to think creatively and solve complex problems through hands-on robotics education. This collective state-wide effort is designed to ultimately inspire K-12 students to pursue careers in STEM fields.

Some of our program highlights from 2020-2021 include: