Ugot Competitive Robotics Class
Compete in WRC — Step onto the International Stage!
Core Concept
Use the Ugot modular robotics kit to prepare for the WRC World Robot Contest — from assembly to competitive coding, building real-world competition skills. Students will disassemble and reassemble robot modules, understand mechanical structure principles, and use visual programming to execute intelligent tasks.
Learning Highlights
- Simulate WRC competition arenas for speed racing and obstacle avoidance drills
- Use AI cameras for face recognition and object tracking
- Develop on-the-spot adaptability and competitive mindset
- Top performers may be recommended to join official WRC international events
- Core skills: Engineering thinking, AI applications, problem-solving ability
Curriculum Overview
Ugot Robot Introduction & Assembly
Learn each module's function, practice safe assembly procedures, complete the basic robot form and run the first drive test.
Visual Programming Introduction
Use the Ugot App visual programming interface to learn command sequences, conditionals and loops, controlling the robot to complete basic motion tasks.
Sensor Applications in Practice
Integrate ultrasonic, infrared, and color sensors to design obstacle-avoidance robots, line-following robots and other automated scenarios.
WRC World Robot Contest Simulation
Simulate WRC competition arenas and rules, practice speed racing, obstacle avoidance and task execution. Top performers may be recommended for official WRC international events!
Class Highlights
FAQ
1What is the WRC competition?
WRC (World Robot Contest) is one of the world's largest youth robotics competitions, covering speed racing, obstacle avoidance, and task execution. It attracts students from dozens of countries and is an international stage for showcasing robotics skills and creativity.
2How can my child participate in WRC?
Students who complete the course and perform well in simulation competitions will be evaluated by instructors and recommended for official WRC events. We assist with registration, provide competition coaching, and accompany students throughout — full support!
3Does my child need robotics or coding experience?
Not at all! Ugot's visual programming interface is very intuitive. The course starts from zero and is suitable for children of all levels.
4Do we need to purchase the Ugot kit?
No! All Ugot kits are provided in the classroom. If interested, parents can purchase one separately for home practice.
Course Info
- Age: Ages 8 - 14
- Class Size: Max 4 students
- Duration: 1.5 hours per session
- Kit: Ugot Modular Robot
- Location: Husky STEAM Lab, Kwun Tong