The Rhode Island Robot Block Party
Discover how robots are used in research,
manufacturing, toy design and education during the
Rhode Island Robot Block Party!
We were featured on The Rhode Show
Admission is free! Reserve your ticket today.
manufacturing, toy design and education during the
Rhode Island Robot Block Party!
We were featured on The Rhode Show
Admission is free! Reserve your ticket today.
Saturday, April 7, 2018 11 am - 4 pm
The Robot Block Party is presented by Rhode Island Students of the Future
Photos from the Rhode Island Robot Block Party courtesy of Peter Golberg, Ryan T. Conaty, RISF, Brown University and the Brown Robotics Lab.
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Courtesy Peter Goldberg and Brown University.
"Robotics technology will fuel a broad array of products and solutions in manufacturing, health care, agriculture, national defense and transportation. Robots are also an engaging way for young students to learn about science, technology, engineering and math. The 2nd annual Robot Block Party is a fun way to build the skills that prepare our students for a 21st century workforce."
—Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo, Honorary Chair of the RI Robot Block Party 2015 |
LOTS to see and do
The 2018 Robot Block Party will feature demonstrations, exhibits and activities presented by industry, universities, community and school groups: University Exhibitors
Brown IEEE Robotics Competition Hosted by the Brown University IEEE Chapter, the competition includes teams who build and program small micromouse robots to complete a maze. Competing teams include: Industry & Community Organizations (subject to change)
Public, Private, Parochial and Home-School Exhibits and Robotics Teams (subject to change) Kent County Bishop Hendricken High School (Warwick) Our Lady of Mercy (East Greenwich) Pilgrim High School (Warwick) The RoboSquids (Warwick) Providence County East Providence High School (East Providence) Gilbert Stuart Middle School (Providence) The Gordon School (East Providence) Henry Barnard School (Providence) Martin Middle School (East Providence) Moses Brown School (Providence) Mount Pleasant High School Robotics (Providence) Providence Career and Tech Academy (Providence) Riverside Middle School (East Providence) The Wheeler School (Providence) Washington County The Compass School (Kingston) North: North Kingstown High School Robotics Straight Outta Pipes (FIRST LEGO League team) The Prout School (Wakefield) Newport County All Saints STEAM Academy (FIRST LEGO League Jr. Teams) Other Aqua Army (North Attleboro-FIRST LEGO League Jr. Teams) Exhibitors are subject to change. |
The Robot Block Party is a free event. All ages welcome. Register now!
Additional Parking is available at Hope High School, 324 Hope Street, Providence
See media coverage of the Robot Block Party:
MAKE
Providence Journal
Providence Business News
Warwick Beacon
Brown University
University of Rhode Island
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Rhode Island Students of the Future is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that engages young people in science, technology, engineering, math and manufacturing through youth robotics. We provide infrastructure for hands-on, inquiry based STEM outreach programs including FIRST® LEGO® League, professional development workshops for teachers, and the Robot Block Party.
The Humanity Centered Robotics Initiative at Brown University is a group of faculty, students and affiliates dedicated to using robotics as a means to tackle the problems the world faces. Beyond pursuing the goal of technological advancement, we want to ensure that new developments are beneficial to society and to understand the ethical, legal and economic questions that arise with its development. Our work includes social scientists, engineering disciplines, and medical experts, to name a few, and aims to help create and understand robots that coexist harmoniously with humans. |
