2026 Summer
Robotics Programs
Choose the program that sparks your imagination. Whether you want to battle for tournament glory or build robots that tell the stories of our world, there's a place for you this summer.
A Summer of Building, Coding & Competing
US Engineering League's summer programs give Inland Empire students a hands-on introduction to robotics, engineering, and creative problem-solving — no experience required.
From designing battle-ready sumo robots to building machines that tell the stories of our world, every camper finds a program that matches their interests and skill level. All programs are geared toward 1st through 8th grade students at beginner to intermediate levels.
Choose Your Summer Program
Two ways to dive in this summer — pick the one that sparks your imagination, then secure your spot before they fill up.
SumoBots
Session 2: Tues + Thurs, 8am–12pm
Future Innovators
Session 2: Mon–Fri, 1pm–5pm
Qualifiers-Only Training Camp
These camps are reserved for students who earned their place at the District Finals competition — they are not open to general enrollment. Qualifying students prepare here for the WRO National Championship, which takes place July 24–26.
Starter Grades 1–3
RoboMission: Elementary & Junior Grades 3–8
RoboMission: Elementary & Junior Grades 3–8
WRO National Championship
How to Register
Because space is limited, registration starts with a quick email. Here's how to reserve your child's place this summer.
Pick a Program
Choose SumoBots, Future Innovators, or a Nationals Training Camp based on your child's grade and interests.
Email to Enquire
Reach out to events@usengineeringleague.org and we'll send you the registration form. Spots are limited, so contact us early.
Complete & Build
Fill out the form we send back to secure your spot, then bring your curiosity — we'll provide everything else.
Get in Touch
Have a question about which program is right for your student? Reach out — we're happy to help.