Compare 12+ Robotics & Engineering programs in New York — day camps, summer programs, and university pre-college options for kids, teens & high schoolers. Free directory with prices & dates.
Refreshed weekly · Last updated May 23, 2026
Learn Python-powered robotics, sensors, electronics, AI, computer vision, and autonomous drone concepts through guided projects in a small-group live online setting. No prior robotics or coding experience is required. Students with prior knowledge can go further through advanced AI-based projects and extensions.
Age Group
Middle/High School
Location
Research Ignited Online Platform
Phone
+1 (919) 213-1821
STEM-powered camps with robotics, woodworking, and coding.
Age Group
Elementary
Location
Multiple Manhattan and Brooklyn Locations
Phone
+ (917) 521 6630
Holistic STEAM program with coding, robotics, studio and graphic art, science, filmmaking, video game design, and 3D printing.
Age Group
Elementary
Location
Multiple Manhattan Locations
Phone
+1 (917) 970 7791
Variety of hands-on STEM classes and camps, including building cardboard houses and designing robotic creatures.
Age Group
Elementary
Location
Upper West Side, Manhattan
Phone
+1 (917) 288 9975
Weeklong programs (available virtually or in person) centered around unique STEM coursework such as Engineering and Robotics.
Age Group
Middle School
Location
65 Broadway Suite 1105
Phone
+1 (347) 788-8332
Offers hands-on robotics, engineering, and creative building camps designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and confidence in children.
Age Group
Middle School
Location
Marymount Manhattan College (Upper East Side, Manhattan) & Brooklyn Robot Foundry Murray Hill (Midtown East, Manhattan)
Phone
(347) 762-6869
Introduces rising 9th through 12th graders to robotics, mechatronics, and programming in a two-week, full-day format.
Age Group
High School
Location
New York University
Phone
(646) 997-3620
Introduces young learners to five engineering specialties (mechanical, electrical, civil, chemical, environmental) through hands-on activities and projects.
Age Group
Middle School
Location
Manhattan University campus
Phone
(718) 862-7200
Offers high school students an opportunity to explore engineering and computer science through college-level topics, activities, and faculty/student research projects.
Age Group
High School
Location
41 Cooper Square, New York, New York
Phone
(212) 353-4120
From woodworking to robot building to coding, kids will have a blast with experiential hands-on STEM projects.
Age Group
Elementary
Location
132 E 78th St.
Phone
N/A
Campers will learn to build and program robots using LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime, LEGO® Education WeDo 2.0 and VEXcode VR.
Age Group
Middle School
Location
307 7th Ave, 5th Fl
Phone
+1 (212) 245-0444
This camp offers a variety of STEAM-themed activities, including coding, robotics, game design, animation, and 3D printing.
Age Group
Elementary
Location
Multiple Locations
Phone
+1 (646) 360-2639
Summer camps are great, but the real portfolio comes from competing. See every FIRST Robotics team in NY — plus pathways, deadlines, and pick lists for math, coding, science, and research competitions.
We list 141+ STEM summer camps in New York, NY across AI & machine learning, coding, robotics, science, math, space, and cybersecurity. Top picks vary by your child's age and interests — use the category filters above to compare programs by price, duration, and format.
Prices in our New York directory range from free community programs to $3,000+ for university-hosted pre-college tracks. Most full-day weekly camps run $400–$900 per week; specialized AI and research programs typically run $1,000–$2,500 for the full program. Click any camp for current pricing.
Camps in our New York listings cover elementary (typically ages 6–10), middle school (11–13), high school (14–18), and selective pre-college research programs for rising seniors. Filter by age group to see only programs that match your child.
Yes — many of our listed programs offer fully online or hybrid formats, especially in AI, coding, and research. Online options are open to students nationwide, including New York-area kids who can't travel to an in-person camp. Look for the “Virtual Camp” filter or any program tagged Online / Hybrid in the details.
Yes. Several listings are pre-college programs hosted by universities — including residential and commuter options. These are competitive admissions with applications often closing in March/April for summer cohorts. Use the Pre-College filter at the top to see only these programs.
