Programs

Where the systemgets real, built, tested, hands-on.

Maple Mind builds curriculum, software, hardware and labs. Programs are where all of it meets an actual learner, and where it gets found out.

Who it is for
Learners, schools and organizations
How it runs
In person, online or installed on site
What it shares
One curriculum, one stack, one standard
What a program is here

A program is the layer people experience. The system underneath is what makes it repeatable.

  • CurriculumA level structure with outcomes, not an activity list.
  • SoftwareMindLab Suite and KidBot Studio underneath the session.
  • HardwareKits, controllers and the spares a term gets through.
  • InstructorsPeople trained to build it before teaching it.
  • A progressionSomewhere for a learner to go next.
The result

A program

What a learner actually turns up to. Everything above is why it can be run again next term, by somebody else, and still be the same program.

Same program. Different operator.

Programs are run byus, us and your staff, your team, your academyon the same curriculum, software and hardware.

Join a program we operate: in our lab, in a camp week, or online with a kit at home. We hold everything; you turn up and build.

In school terms: No school engagement model. This is the direct route.

Which is why the six programs below are not six products. They are six doors into one system.

Reading this as…

Six programs, one curriculum and one engineering standard. Pick the one that sounds like your situation, or say who you are and the page will lead with what matters to you.

The six families.

Nobody is meant to do all of these. Add any two to compare them properly.

In Person

Robotics Tracks

A weekly robotics class that keeps going: the same learner moves up through levels rather than repeating an introduction.

Who
11–16+
Format
Weekly
Level
Beginner → Advanced
Long-Term
In Person

Camps

A full week of robotics during a school break, ending with a robot the learner built from nothing.

Who
7–15
Format
Full-day / week-long
Level
Intro → Intermediate
Short Burst
Online / Hybrid

Hybrid & Online

Live robotics classes over video, with a real kit shipped to the learner so they are building actual hardware at home.

Who
9–16+
Format
Live cohorts
Level
Beginner → Advanced
Term-Based
In Person / Online

Skill Builders

A short, focused module on one thing (CAD, electronics, vision, 3D printing) for someone who already builds but has a specific gap.

Who
10–16+
Format
Short modules
Level
Targeted
Focused
In Person / Online

Instructor Development

Training for teachers and adults who want to run robotics themselves. You build the robots first, then learn to teach them.

Who
Educators & adults
Format
Cohort training
Level
Teaching-ready
Certification path
In Person

Competitions

Team-based robotics aimed at competing: design under a rulebook, build, test, break, rebuild, and go up against other teams.

Who
11–18
Format
Season-based teams
Level
Intermediate → Advanced
Season
Placement

Not sure which one? That's normal.

Answer a few questions and we'll name the program, the level and the next step.