Robolabs Dublin, also branded Dublin Robotics Club, at 6500 Dublin Blvd Suite C, runs week-long robotics camps for grades 1-12 across nine independent summer weeks from early June to early August. Full-day camp runs 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at $695 a week, half-day options run 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. or 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. at $395, and extended care to 6 p.m. costs $20 an hour. Each camper builds an individual robot project matched to their level on VEX IQ, FIRST LEGO League or VEX V5, covering mechanical design, programming, gear ratios and simple machines, with a maximum of eight students per instructor and no prior experience required. A separate Battle Robots combat-robotics program serves grades K-7 year-round and in summer.
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★Kenji LinThis place is a waste of time and money. My son had a really poor experience with this robotics program. As a beginner, he was left without proper support or guidance and ended up feeling discouraged and frustrated. The constant requests for payment were also incredibly annoying, especially given the lack of real value. This program did nothing to build his confidence or interest.
★sucharita KWe had an extremely poor time at Dublin Robotics. My daughter started in 7th grade as a complete beginner. They said they were fine with beginners. After a few weeks, she was put on a team. The teams are very disorganized. The team's coach was barely at the robotics campus. The coach also never informed my daughter of all the competitions and when they were, what time they were. My daughter was recently put on another team, as a newcomer, and the coach didn't include her neither did he tell her what they were doing. Sasi is also very unresposive and neglective to the students and parents. There are only a few coaches who are actually good, but the rest are bad. My daughter also found it very difficult to help and share her opinions and takes when she was part of the team, because she didn't have enough information, just becuase she was a beginner. So, if you are a beginner, I definitely do NOT reccomend coming here. If you are fine with putting up with bad coaches, disorganization, and neglection, Dublin Robotics is the right place for you.
★Falcon QQWe had very bad experience with this club. Here js why: 1. The operation is very unorganized. Kids get assigned to different groups, however there is no effective communication channel. Theoretically they should use an assigned discord channel, but such a channel is not really being used actively. There is no regular team meeting. For any new kid joining the group, it will be very struggling to get started because you have no idea what is going with the group and the project. It took weeks for my kid to catch up the group member and it is not the single cases based on the feedback I got from the instructors there. 2. The owner is very unresponsive, who does not respond phone call and email. We tried multiple times to reach out the owner to fix the group issue, but nothing happened. 3. We decided to cancel the service , however, after the cancellation, we kept getting charged for monthly payment for couple months, and had to deal with credit company to dispute the charges because the owner never responded. Actually just right now, we are dealing with one more charge.
★★★★★Sean ChenI have been a student at Dublin Robotics/Robolabs for a few years now and I am very grateful for the organization for introducing me to the world of competitive robotics. The engaging and supportive environment which has been there since my first day at the club has encouraged me to pursue robotics/engineering/programming. It’s a great learning opportunity for those who are interested in those fields because of the hands-on experience you get. I also enjoyed the social diversity offered by Dublin Robotics as it allowed me to become friends with people from various backgrounds.
★★★★★Iniya RajanikanthI've been attending Dublin Robotics for many years now, and the atmosphere created there helps me learn while having lots of fun. My knowledge of both programming and engineering has increased immensely with my time being there thanks to the amazing coaches. Robotics has not only helped increase my knowledge but also my social skills and teamwork thanks to working on robots with like-minded peers.