Welcome to
Bots IQ Wisconsin
BotsIQ is an educational robotics program. It is fashioned after the popular BattleBot’s TV show with students designing & building smaller robots (1lb, 3lb &15lb). They compete against each other to see which team has manufactured the best product.
This program is project-based education. Students build a real working robot by putting teamwork, science, technology, engineering and math into action.
BotsIQ Wisconsin is helping train tomorrow’s workforce.
Wisconsin Chapter
Save the Date
2024 BotsIQ WI Competition
The next BotsIQ Wisconsin competition will be held Saturday, May 11th, 2024. Register to compete today!
Take a look at last year’s 2023 program:
VISION
BotsIQ, An Educational Foundation For Advanced Manufacturing Careers.
MISSION
BotsIQ Wisconsin (BotsIQ) encourages young adults to create and explore, giving them an opportunity to problem solve using science, technology, engineering, mathematics, mechanics, computer-aided design, metal fabrication, physics and project management in a teamwork environment.
GOAL
BotsIQ’s goal is to introduce career opportunities by combining Apprenticeship with a Technical College degree which will lead to a fulfilling Advanced Manufacturing Career.
Getting Started
How to Start A Team
The program is available to all youth organizations, schools, scouts, churches, clubs, etc.
Volunteer opportunties
Become a Volunteer
Volunteers are the backbone for successful competitions and are a major reason as to why this program continues to grow year after year. Current volunteer opportunities include scheduling, planning and organizing competitions as well as assisting with the constructing and take down of the robot arena.
SPONSORSHIP Opportunities
Become a Sponsor
BotsIQ – Wisconsin is a non-profit 501(c)(3) entity. It is funded by grants and our generous sponsors. Our program is helping to train tomorrow’s workforce – your FUTURE EMPLOYEES!
Thank you to our current and past supporters. We couldn’t do it without you!
Additional Information
Resources
National Robotics League
The National Robotics League (NRL) is a manufacturing workforce development program of the National Tooling & Machining Association (NTMA) where students design and build remote controlled robots (Bots) to face-off in a gladiator-style competition.
MRCA Robot Combat
The Midwest Robot Combat Association (MRCA) is a 1lb Antweight class robot combat league and championship. Competitors battle it out at qualifying events all around the Midwest for a spot in the annual championships.
Tool & Die Association of Wisconsin
The purpose of the Tool, Die & Machining Association (TDMAW) is to promote the growth and general welfare of the tool, die and machining community in Wisconsin through professional education for its members, workforce development initiatives and networking opportunities.
Address
W175N11117 Stonewood Dr, Ste 280 Germantown, WI 53022
Call
262 -532-2440
Ext 315
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