Making STEM Accessible to All

We are a student run non-profit organization that aims to provide a fun and educational environment for under served students to learn about STEM topics such as robotics and 3D printing.

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Students Reached Through Camps

495+

Number Of Sessions

100+

Number of 3D Printers Donated

20

Number of Volunteers

30+

3D Printing Camp

Explore the world of 3D printing

You will learn how to design and print your own 3D models. You will also learn how to use a 3D printer and how to troubleshoot common problems.

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Robotics Camp

Learn to build and program robots

Camps are designed to teach students the basics of robotics and programming. Students will learn how to build and program robots using Funbotics own robotics kits. The sessions are designed to be fun and engaging.

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Funbotics Mission

The Funbotics mission is to introduce robotics and STEM to middle schoolers to prepare them for success in a technology driven world. Targeting communities that are typically underrepresented in STEM, we seek to break down barriers to entry into STEM careers for all.

Through Funbotics programs, we teach students engineering concepts, imagination and teamwork, inspiring them to pursue STEM careers while having fun at the same time.

Funbotics Vision

We envision a future where young minds, regardless of background, have equitable access to STEM education. Through community engagement and programs, we hope to foster creativity, knowledge and a life-long love of STEM and learning, as well as instilling the technological skills and critical thinking abilities to uplift both the youth themselves as well as their surrounding communities. Together, we can create a positive impact on the future.

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Empowering the Next Generation: A Day of Robotics Fun and Learning

On September 28th 2024, I had the incredible opportunity to spend a day with a group of enthusiastic kids, diving into the world of robotics. Walking inside the building where the event was being held, I could already feel the buzz of excitement. The room was filled with young minds ready to explore, learn, and create something amazing from scratch.

Two Unlikely Partners Paving The Way For A Better Future: Faith And Funbotics

Evidence suggests that by participating in STEM summer programs, underrepresented communities of students are more likely to graduate from high school, attend four-year colleges, and earn STEM degrees This is a story about two organizations who found a secret sauce for success in their attempt to increase access to STEM in their local community.

My Visit to Yale for Yale Pathways - Piloting the Funbotics FBX Education Robot

I had the privilege of visiting Yale to volunteer with Funbotics, as we introduced the FBX education robot at the Yale Pathways program. As the president of the Funbotics DMV Chapter, I was thrilled to be part of this initiative and to work alongside the Yale team to make this pilot launch a success.

"I would like to thank you again for coming to Cathy Hudgins and teaching the youth about 3D printing and making it engaging and fun for them. I get excited to see something like this happening with the kids, especially getting to watch two of our youth excel in something like 3D modeling when it's not something they normally gravitate to. The beauty of having high school youth connect with other kids that they have never met, and then teach the younglings to create something is a diamond in the rough. Shout out to Ansh, Manya, Yuvaan you were great teachers, and of course Mr. Murali who provider the back-up support. I look forward to our next 3D workshop."

David Taylor

Cathy Hudgins Community CenterInfo.
Tech Educator II / Computer Clubhouse Coordinator

"In the latino ciommunity there is not enough exposure to STEM. We have a lot of knowledge and we have a lot of work ethic. There are not enough programs to develop engineers and STEM related professionals. When we saw Funbotics we thought wow that God has placed us here to encourage our kids to learn STEM and this was exactly what we were looking for.""

Camilo & Terrisa

Parents at RISE ministry