Gizmos & Gadgets Kids Lab
Making mini catapults from popsicle sticks as well as robotic coding that kids can try out (Dash & Dot as well as Sphero)
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San Diego Public Library
DIY STEAM Project (TBD)
Team 3128 Aluminum Narwhal Team Members
Team 3128 is high school FIRST Robotics team based at Canyon Crest Academy. Come see our 2018 competition robot and help navigate a EV3 robot through a maze!
Solar Turbines
Interactive and fun booth demonstrating how energy is converted from stored to kinetic, similar to a gas turbine. Energy stored in a balloon is released into a fan, generating kinetic energy. A voltage is generated across the motor leads as the fan spins faster. The hands-on exhibit includes use of a 3D printed mini-turbine model, discussion around power generation through interaction with the Solar Turbines Team, and a cool look into a cutaway turbine engine model. For over 90 years, Solar Turbines has been a leader in energy solutions and advanced manufacturing.
Magnolia Science Academy
Coding and Robotics Activities and Demonstrattions.
San Diego Mobile Technology for Kids Project (SDMT4K)
Join us for a Technology Adventure as we span through 4 different Tech-Inspired Activities that will engage all age-groups. Our Tech Adventure Activities include Virtual Reality Experience, Robot Coding for Kids, Electronic Game Design, & Technology Entrepreneurship! Small Giveaways will be available for those interacting with our booth!
The League of Amazing PRogrammers
We are a non-profit school teaching programming to kids in 5th – 12th grade. Our after-school/weekend classes meet year round to prepare kids for the science and technology careers of the 21st century.
San Diego Imperial Council BSA
The SDIC BSA STEM Committee and membership committee will have a hands on STEM activity to promote Scouting and our Nova/Supernova awards
General Atomics
Small demonstrations, models of applied Science and Technology products (UAVs, Robotics, Advanced Energy Concepts) developed by General Atomics. History of General Atomics contribution to Science and Technology Community in San Diego.
RoboThink - Robotics and Coding for Children
I would need (3) tables and 4-6 chairs.
I will place 2-Robotics kits (24x12x12) per table, so they can be used by children to build robot projects.
I would need a free space on the floor so the robots can be moved around using wired or wireless controls.
