Welcome to Open Robo Rescue For All

Open Robo Rescue For All is a student-founded initiative that brings robotics education to middle school students who may not have access to it in their schools or communities. Its purpose is to provide foundational skills in electronics, coding, and mechanical design through hands-on learning and real-world challenges. The program prepares students to compete in the RoboCup Junior Rescue Line and offers free workshops in a collaborative, inclusive, and supportive environment.

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Build

Bring electronics and mechanics together

Code

Make your robot think

Compete

Innovate, collaborate, and level up at RoboCup Junior USA

About Us

What We Do

  • Free robotics workshops and classes for students in grades 6 – 12
  • Mentorship and coaching to help students form robotics teams
  • Training and curriculum to prepare students for the RoboCup Junior Rescue Line competition
  • Student designed DIY low-cost robotics kits and open-source resources for learning electronics, coding, and sensor systems

Our goal is to build confidence, spark curiosity, and give every child the tools to innovate and solve real-world problems through robotics.

Why Robo Rescue?

Robo Rescue initiative is designed for middle and high school students, who don’t have access to robotics programs in their schools or local communities.

Through our program, students get the opportunity to participate in the RoboCup Junior Rescue Line is a fun, hands-on robotics competition where students build and program autonomous robots to detect victims and navigate obstacle courses – just like real-world rescue missions.

Through this competition, students learn:

  • Electronics and Arduino programming
  • 3D design and mechanical engineering
  • Sensor integration and logic building
  • Teamwork, resilience, and creative thinking

Our Reach

We’re growing a community of young innovators and mentors across Monmouth County and beyond.

Our programs have reached 30+ students in NJ through:

  • In-person workshops at Holmdel Library @ Bell Works
  • School Summer Program sessions at Joseph R. Bolger Middle School in Keansburg
  • Middle Schools Workshops at Thompson, Thorne, and Bayshore Middletown schools through the school year