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What we do . . .
	Robotics & Beyond designs and carries out projects on the forefront of robotic engineering. Multidisciplinary projects that reflect the state of robotics engineering today. Although we specialize in robotics, we are not limited to it. We engage our students in many scientific endeavors - remote sensing, computer science, and software engineering to name a few. We strive to inform students about local, national and international robotics programs and competitions that they can follow or become involved with, and also career opportunities and college options for various careers. We encourage each student's exploration of any and all branches of science and engineering - if there is a strong interest in programming, then it's ok to focus on that. If it's data analysis, or mechanical engineering, or the human computer interface that interests the student then we will work to further their interest, experience, and knowledge of their chosen field.

What we've done . . .
	+ Won an OnSet Computer Corporation award for our sensor based curriculum in 2004.
	+ Presented our programming work at the North East Regional RoboLab Conference in 2005.
	+ Covered the Trinity College Fire Fighting Robot Contest for Robot Magazine in 2006.
	+ Robotics & Beyond is the only summer camp in Connecticut to be listed on the NASA summer camp webpage!
	+ Visit these organizations (and see our summer camp listings)
NASA Robotics - Summer Camps
Robot Magazine - Summer Camps
August 2008 Danbury News Times article

Who we are . . .
	Paul Chayka : Materials Engineer with thirty years experience developing new materials for aerospace, electronics, optical and semiconductor devices. Presenter of science and technology subjects in area schools. Career mentor.
	Michael Morrissey : Twenty years of software development and implementation experience. Eight years in the Navy Reserve, Office of Naval Intelligence. Coach and Director of the New Milford Public Library's Jr. Robotic Lab. Science Fair Judge for Science Horizons and the Connecticut Science Fair.

	In addition, we supplement our classes with student interns and mentors. These are highly capable and motivated students who lend additional help and insight to the program.

	The breadth and quality of the work, coupled with a stimulating and challenging environment, makes Robotics & Beyond a rich, interesting, and unique place to be. Robotics & Beyond is a world-class summer camp that is looking for talented, inquisitive individuals with diverse interests.

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