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The Virtual Robotics League is taking learning robotics and career technical skills into the world of esports. How you play the game illuminates your career pathway.

Imaginative and exploratory worlds integrated with an advanced gaming economy that culminates in an open world multiplayer competition.

 
 

 

Learn Through Complex Challenges

Mission to the Arctic biodome

Mission to the Arctic biodome

Starting with a great futuristic storyline, robotics is embedded in environments filled with climate science challenges.

Story and adventure ignite inspiration. We proved it when we taught kids algebra of all things. 1) It gives kids a reason to use what they are learning. No more, "why do I have to learn this?". 2) Story sets a complex context that requires critical thinking that links the verbal and social side of the brain to the analytic functions.

Robotics, Physics, STEM

Data display for control and capture of physics variables

Data display for control and capture of physics variables

The robotic sensors in the game output data gathered from the virtual world while playing. Things like distance, temperature, angle of trajectory, normal force, friction, thrust, and attitude, can all be measured in the game. This data can be captured in the HUD (Heads Up Display). 

Teachers can have students run free fall, projectile motion, and many other kinematic or dynamic experiments inside the game. Hey, caputure the video and get extra credit.

Team Competition

Global network for online multiplayer competition

Global network for online multiplayer competition

We've got team arenas that allow teams of up to 16 players each to compete in solving complex STEM challenges. Players can take on various roles depending on the objectives within the challenge. As the situation dynamically changes, players shift resources to defend or win.