Engineer
what’s next.

Learn to code, wire, design, and build—then take it to the competition floor.

2026MechMania champions
02learning tracks in 2025–26
01rookie FTC season

Start curious.
Leave capable.

01

Code

Start with Python fundamentals or push into algorithms, machine learning, web scraping, and competition problems.

BEGINNER + ADVANCED
02

Build

Wire circuits, program Arduino boards, control motors and servos, and turn a sketch into a working machine.

ELECTRONICS + CONTROL
03

Design

Model parts in CAD, fabricate, assemble, test, and learn why the best design is usually the next iteration.

CAD + MECHANICAL
04

Compete

Bring the disciplines together through robotics competitions, computing contests, and hackathons.

TEAMWORK + STRATEGY
Two students collaborating on a small wheeled robot

Lesson project team competition

Proof, not promises

Cameron wins
MechMania 2026.

Two robot challenges. Weeks of CAD, circuits, fabrication, debugging, and driving. One regional championship at the University of Waterloo.

Cameron Robotics members posing together after MechMania 2026
CAMERON ROBOTICS · MECHMANIA 2026
CHALLENGE 01

Sharpshooter

Collect rings, retain them, and score into bins at different heights.

CHALLENGE 02

Tree Planting

Collect model saplings and place as many as possible in a designated lane.

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FIRST Tech
Challenge.

In 2026–27, Cameron begins its first FTC season: one competition robot, every discipline working together.

Explore FTC
Cameron Robotics students working with tools and electronics in the school workshop

Your first build belongs here.

Cameron Robotics brings beginners and experienced students into the same room. Members learn by doing, then return ready to help the next person start.

Students · mentors · partners

Come build the next season.

Want to join, mentor, donate equipment, or support the team? Connect with Cameron Heights and ask about Cameron Robotics.

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