Zebra Robotics Kitchener Waterloo

07/23/2026

LEVEL UP at Zebra Robotics!

Your kid's favourite video game... but this time, THEY build the robot!

On Saturday, August 8, kids will build, code, and race their very own LEGO robot through a Super Mario-inspired obstacle course — collecting coins, dodging enemies, and taking on the timed Boss Level.

🕹️ Ages 7–13
📅 Saturday, August 8 · 11 AM – 2 PM
📍 700 Strasburg Rd, Unit #001, Kitchener
💰 Just $25 per player
🍄 Bring a friend & you BOTH save $5!

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06/19/2026

From our centre in Kitchner to the world stage 🌍

It started with practice sessions at Zebra Robotics — building, coding, testing, failing, and trying again.

Then came Divisionals, where our Senior teams earned their spot at the finals. And finally, the STRIPE Robotics International Tournament in Niagara, against 50+ teams from across Canada and the USA.

Months of practice, persistence, and teamwork, all bringing in great results — both teams placed in the Top 20 internationally!
⭐ Team Robo Vortex — 7th overall, with Hasan competing solo 👏
⭐ Team Geniuses — a strong Top 20 finish against the best from two countries.

This is what dedication looks like. So proud of how far they've come! 💛
Huge thanks to coach Garv for guiding them every step of the way. 🙌🎉

06/17/2026

Sometimes the youngest kids teach us the biggest lessons. 💛
Meet Team KAAmazing — Alisha, Keshav, and Abbas — three kids who teamed up for the STRIPE Robotics Competition. They didn't worry about pressure or expectations. Every time I asked how prep was going, the answer was the same: "100% ready!" 🤖
They built, rebuilt, argued, listened, improvised — and had fun every step of the way. A small mishap at Divisionals left them disappointed, but a wild-card entry brought them back. And this time? They owned it and brought home the GOLD! 🥇
So proud of these three. 🎉

04/30/2026

Big things come in small packages!
Say hello to Leo & Aayansh — the dynamic duo behind Team Legendary Lego Masters! 🏆✨

These Grade 2 & 3 builders didn't just show up to the STRIPE Ontario Divisional Robotics Tournament — they brought an entire amusement park with them!

A working flying swing ride, Drink stalls ,Vending machines and Flower garden. All designed and built by two kids who haven't even hit double digits yet.

Kitchener-Waterloo's future engineers are already on the clock.

04/29/2026

From the classroom to the competition floor!
Meet Keshav, Abbas & Alisha — Team KAAmazing Robotics 💛🖤
At just Grade 2 & 3, these amazing kids designed and built a working drop tower amusement park ride and presented it to judges at the STRIPE Ontario Divisional Tournament on April 25th. The courage, creativity, and teamwork they showed was beyond their years.
Kitchener-Waterloo's next generation of STEM leaders is already here — and they are amazing.

04/28/2026

What a debut for Team Geniuses!
Huge congratulations to Malachi, Luca, and Ruhaan for placing 2nd at the Ontario Divisional STRIPE Robotics Competition.

In their very first robotics competition, they finished 2nd out of 42 teams from across the GTA — an incredible achievement.

Their first robot run did not quite go to plan … but they did not let that stop them. They huddled up, re-strategized, recalibrated, and came back strong to make their next two runs count. That kind of resilience, teamwork, and problem-solving is exactly what robotics competitions are all about.

04/28/2026

Meet Team Robo Vortex and Team Geniuses - they just qualified for the International Division at the STRIPE Robotics Competition at Niagara.

Hasan, Malachi, Luca and Ruhaan are all taking part for the very first time in the STRIPE Robotics competition and they made it to the Internationals where they will compete with teams across Canada and USA

With guidance from their awesome coaches Garv and Fahad, they are ready to take the challenge up a notch!

03/31/2026

This March Break, it wasn’t just about keeping them busy.
It was about making their time count.

While most kids were stuck on screens…
yours were building games, coding logic, and bringing robots to life.

Not just learning.
Thinking. Solving. Creating.

The kind of skills school doesn’t always get time to teach, but the world will absolutely demand.

And somewhere between the first click and the final build,
you could see it…

Confidence replacing hesitation.
Curiosity turning into capability.

That’s what a week can do when it’s spent right.

Kitchener parents — you made a smart call.

Summer camps are coming. Give them more than just another break.