Build & Race Remote-Control Cars II

Are you ready to rev up your creativity and fuel your engineering skills? Our 5-day RC Car Summer Camp is designed for students who love hands-on learning and the thrill of racing! Participants will explore the exciting world of remote-controlled (RC) cars by building their own vehicles, fine-tuning them for speed and performance, and engaging in friendly competitions. Each day brings new challenges and opportunities to innovate, from assembling the basic components to modifying and optimizing for advanced races. Whether you’re a beginner or a budding engineer, this camp is your pit stop for learning and fun!

Day 1: Introduction & Basics of RC Cars

• Learn the fundamentals of RC cars, including their components (motors, servos, batteries, and controllers).

• Assemble a basic RC car kit with guidance from experienced instructors.

Day 2: Design & Customization

• Explore customization techniques to personalize your car.

Day 3: Speed & Performance

• Dive into advanced topics like gear ratios, suspension, and aerodynamics.

• Learn how to swap out equipment to enhance speed, durability, and maneuverability.

Day 4: Track Mastery & Problem Solving

• Test your car on various terrains and tracks.

• Troubleshoot issues and adapt to challenges through hands-on problem-solving activities.

Day 5: Race Day Extravaganza

• Compete in a series of races and obstacle challenges to showcase your skills.

• Celebrate achievements with awards for creativity, engineering, and performance.

   

Learning Objectives:

1. Engineering Fundamentals: Understand the mechanics and electronics behind RC cars, including motors, wiring, and chassis assembly.

2. Problem-Solving Skills: Develop critical thinking and troubleshooting skills through hands-on projects and real-time adjustments.

3. Creativity & Innovation: Foster creativity by designing and customizing RC cars to reflect individual style and improved functionality.

4. Teamwork & Collaboration: Enhance communication and teamwork through group challenges and collaborative projects.

5. STEM Applications: Apply concepts from science, technology, engineering, and math in a practical, engaging, and fun environment.