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EV3 Lego Robotics
Design, construct and program interactive,
autonomous robots using EV3 LEGO®
motors, sensors, microprocessors, and
MindStorms® software.
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Coding | Game Design
Children will create their own
engaging and interactive video
games using Scratch, a software
developed by MIT Media Lab.
LEGO® PRE-ROBOTICS
Share an hour with your preschooler constructing
and creating with LEGO®
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LEGO® WeDo Robotics
Students are introduced to robotics by building and
programming LEGO® projects, using sensors, motors
and LEGO®'s playful WeDo software.

Our Mission

We ignite kids’ desire to explore, solve
problems and learn. We invent, build
and have fun with cool technologies.

robo Welcome to RoboFun

RoboFun offers dynamic workshops for children using cutting edge technologies. Children ages 3 – 12 come to our studio on 102nd Street and Broadway in Manhattan to build and program robots, design and construct video games and make stop motion animations. Your child will learn engineering, coding and creative thinking. Our work is based on children’s innate passion and curiosity and our workshops allow children to become makers and designers. We run creative after school programs and train teachers in over 100 schools in the New York City area.

Check us out on Wonderama!



Exploring LEGO® MINDSTORMS EV3: Tools and Techniques for Building and Programming Robots, is created by EJ Park, one of our talented robot designers. EJ provides clear step-by-step instructions on how to build four unique EV3 robots, as well as extensive programming guidance, from the very basics of block programming through data wiring. It’s a great place for beginners and also covers advanced material, an excellent resource for teachers and parents. Purchase it at our RoboFun Studio or online at Amazon.


 

Good Morning America at Robofun!

 

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RoboFun students created robots that make music! Check out their funky beats here.


Robotic Pinball?!!? You bet! Our students made robotic pinball games, complete with robots that kept score of how many “points” the human players got!


As part of our “Launcher Challenge,” students created a Duck Launcher game that students could play. They even created origami prizes to reward those who got their duck in the cup!


We have so much fun at the Maker Faire, held at New York Hall of Science each year. We are honored to have been awarded four “Best in Class” ribbons by Maker judges. As the Maker movement continues to gain strength, we are front and center in providing children and teachers with great opportunities to make, code and be creative!


 

*Please note that LEGO Robotics projects cannot be taken home, but the fun and excitement generated will always be with you!
* RoboFun is not sponsored by or affliated with LEGO®