OBotz Kitchener North

09/26/2026

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09/21/2026

🎉 OBOTZ OPEN HOUSE 2026 🎉

Discover the future of technology and innovation with Obotz!

📅 Date: [3rd October]
⏰ Time: [10 am - 2 pm]
📍 Venue: [317 Franklin st N, Kitchener]

Join us for an exciting Open House where you can:

✅ Explore our latest robotics and technology projects
✅ Meet our expert team and instructors
✅ Experience live demonstrations
✅ Learn about training programs and career opportunities
✅ Participate in interactive activities

09/08/2026

What if their favourite after-school activity could also prepare them for tomorrow? 🚀
Let them learn by building, creating and experimenting.

Book a FREE Trial Class at OBotz.



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08/12/2026

I started coding with zero confidence… and almost quit in the first week.
30 days later? I was building real projects.
Read the full journey & see what changed
https://obotz.ca/how-coding-changed-teen-life-30days

A Canadian teen shares a 30-day coding journey—confidence, problem-solving, and real transformation after just one month of learning.

07/09/2026

Students have built a working electromechanical prototype:

• A central structural frame made from perforated metal beams (red, yellow, and blue parts).
• Two circular modules on the left and right are RED & GREEN LED.
• A small DC motor mounted near the top.
• A propeller/fan attached to that motor.
• Wiring connecting the various components.
• A switch or push-button module mounted at the bottom.
• A circular base component behind the lower assembly is Bettry housing.
• A partially assembled control/power system with jumper wires.

Most interesting is that the students appear to have moved beyond simply assembling parts and started creating a system that combines:
1. Mechanical structure (the frame),
2. Electrical connections (wiring and switch),
3. Actuation (the spinning fan),
4. Design thinking (arranging components toward a purpose rather than following a simple build).

07/08/2026

The education system is catching up—but slowly. Smart parents are already taking action outside the classroom. See how you can do the same.
Read more.
https://obotz.ca/child-career-2035-stem-guide-canada

Discover future STEM careers in Canada kids should prepare for. Learn what jobs will exist in 2035 and how to future-proof your child's success.

06/21/2026

The future isn’t waiting.
Most children today will grow into careers that don’t even exist yet.
Is your child learning how to adapt, create, and build for that world?

At Obotz, that’s not a buzzword. It’s the curriculum.
Robotics. Coding. Design thinking. Problem-solving for problems that don’t exist yet.



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06/21/2026

Problem: when system is in the busy state (RED LED ON) user can't access Buzzer, when system is in Free state (GREEN LED ON) user can access Buzzer.
Classic usecase: Emergency room occupied - RED light ON - one can't use Buzzer, when it is not occupied - Green Light ON - one can use Buzzer.

06/16/2026

Kids are super innovative: Making a prototype using DC motor, LED, buzzer, Battery and a switch.
Safety Alarm: If the System is over-heated, LED will glow, Buzzer starts & Fan Turned-ON. Awesome.

06/16/2026

Unlock your child's potential through robotics projects that build problem-solving, logic, and creativity through hands-on STEM learning and real-world play.