Documented evaluation.
Assembly notes, setup friction, programming observations, and a practical equipment-care checklist.
PARTNERSHIPS / THE FOUNDING PILOT
Help turn an educational robotics platform into a hands-on learning experience for our community.
A PRACTICAL PROPOSAL
We’re seeking equipment and program partners for a proposed 90-day pilot in Baltimore County, Maryland. The focus is simple: assemble a capable educational robot, develop thoughtful learning experiences, and document what works.
A sponsored evaluation kit, a demonstration loaner, or demo pricing could make that first step possible. Equipment, activities, permissions, and reporting would be agreed with each partner before the pilot begins.
PROPOSED PILOT · PARTNER CONVERSATIONS OPENWHAT WE BRING TO THE TABLE
A small pilot with concrete outputs
and an honest account of what we learn.
Assembly notes, setup friction, programming observations, and a practical equipment-care checklist.
Draft activities, facilitator notes, and original demonstration materials, with participant consent where needed.
Actual attendance, participant feedback, equipment findings, and qualified purchasing interest shared only with permission.
90 DAYS, WITH A PURPOSE.
Timing begins after equipment,
permissions, and scope are agreed.
DAYS 01–30
DAYS 31–60
DAYS 61–90
TWO WAYS TO HELP THIS GROW
FOR ROBOTICS COMPANIES
We’re evaluating ROBOTIS ENGINEER Kit 1 as a platform to assemble, program, demonstrate, and potentially resell to interested schools and families through an authorized reseller arrangement.
We welcome a sponsored evaluation kit, a demonstration loaner, or a conversation about demo pricing and reseller opportunities. Any public use of a partner’s name or logo would be agreed in advance.
ROBOTIS partnership programFOR EDUCATION & COMMUNITY PARTNERS
We welcome educators, schools, libraries, and university outreach programs interested in shaping meaningful, accessible robotics experiences.
Resources such as Towson University’s HiTech Loaner Lab may support eligible educational activities. We would coordinate required training, eligibility, availability, and permitted use directly with the program. Educational loan equipment would be used only as authorized.
Explore Towson’s HiTech Loaner LabThese are prospective collaboration opportunities. Robots in Reach is independent and does not currently claim sponsorship, endorsement, reseller authorization, or a partnership with ROBOTIS or Towson University.
YOUR NEXT GREAT IDEA STARTS HERE.
A conversation about the platform, the people, and what we could learn together.
Talk about the pilot