Sphero Session: How Competition-Level Robotics Fits Into a Class Period—and Reaches More Students @gosphero
Sphero Session: How Competition-Level Robotics Fits Into a Class Period—and Reaches More Students  @gosphero
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Meet Blueprint Robotics—Sphero's new robotics system for middle and high school—now available for preorder. It's designed with a low floor and a high ceiling: students can build and operate a functioning robot within 1–2 class periods, no specialized tools or lab space required, and grow into advanced, career-relevant skills from there.

In this session, we'll walk through the full system—from first build through iteration, in-class competition, and the curriculum that supports it all. You'll also get an early look at where Sphero competitions are heading and how to get your program involved.

If you're building or expanding a robotics or engineering pathway, this is a great place to start!

Learn more: bit.ly/4mJUfFJ
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Sphero Session: How Competition-Level Robotics Fits Into a Class Period—and Reaches More Students

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