Meet the robot, learn to command it, and build a performance of your own.
Who it is for
No programming experience needed. Suited to visual learners who can stay engaged for 15–20 minutes at a time.
What students can do afterwards
- Explain how a humanoid robot senses, decides and moves
- Operate the robot safely and switch between interaction modes
- Create simple interactive behaviour with conditional logic
Course structure
Lesson by lesson.
- 1
Get to Know Humanoid Robots
By the end of this lesson: Explain what a humanoid robot is and how it differs from an ordinary machine
- 2
Safe Unboxing
By the end of this lesson: Power the robot on and off safely, and use the emergency stop
- 3
Get to Know the Robot's Body and Senses — From Perception to Motion
By the end of this lesson: Point out the joints and sensors, and explain the path from perception to motion
- 4
App Connection & A Preliminary Study of Agent Capabilities
By the end of this lesson: Connect the robot and run its basic intelligent features
- 5
Robot Motion Creation & Control
By the end of this lesson: Compose a motion sequence and make the robot perform it
- 6
Graphical Programming for Robots
By the end of this lesson: Build a first program that runs on the robot
- 7
Sequential Structure — Choreograph Robot Dance
By the end of this lesson: Use sequential structure to choreograph a robot dance
- 8
The Robot's Mouth — First Experience with Voice Synthesis
By the end of this lesson: Make the robot speak a sentence of your own
- 9
Loop Structure — Make the Robot Repeat Automatically
By the end of this lesson: Replace repeated actions with a loop to simplify the program
- 10
Conditional Statements — Teaching Robots to Make Choices
By the end of this lesson: Use conditionals so the robot reacts differently to different situations
- 11
Integrated Project (I) — Topic Selection and Scenario Creation
By the end of this lesson: Choose your project topic and design the scenario
- 12
Integrated Project (II) — Rehearsing and Performing Your Scenario
By the end of this lesson: Rehearse and perform your own project on stage
How lessons run
Learning robots by seeing and controlling
For students starting from zero. They see how the robot moves, build intuition by dragging blocks instead of typing syntax, and watch code turn into physical movement within seconds.
- All robots and computers are provided in class — students do not need to bring anything.
- Classes are kept small so every student gets hands-on time with the robot in every lesson.
- One lesson a week, so a level runs for about 12 weeks.
Final project
Integrated Project
You choose the topic, design the scenario, rehearse it, and perform it on stage for your family — a complete robot show made entirely by you.
Course fee
S$1,200for 12 lessons
The fee covers the whole level in one payment. We send an invoice after confirming your place, and payment is by PayNow or bank transfer.
Class dates
Class dates for this level have not been published yet. Submit a registration and we will e-mail you as soon as they are confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
Does my child need to bring anything?
No. The robot, the computers and all teaching materials are provided in class. Students only need to bring themselves, and a water bottle is always a good idea.
My child has never written a program. Can they still join?
Yes. Level 1 assumes no programming experience at all. Students start by seeing and controlling the robot, and only move into programming once the robot already feels familiar.
How many students are in a class?
Classes are kept small so that every student gets hands-on time with the robot in every lesson.
What happens if my child misses a lesson?
Missed lessons are not refunded or carried over. Where a recording or a make-up arrangement is possible, we will let you know by email.
Can we get a refund if we change our mind?
Yes, within the limits set out in our refund policy — please see the Terms & Conditions page for the exact periods.
Can parents sit in on the class?
Parents are very welcome at the final showcase lesson. During regular lessons we keep the room focused on the students — email us if you would like to observe and we will arrange it.