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What is RoboVoTech?

RoboVoTech is a hands-on AI, robotics, automation, and workforce training program serving Santa Rosa Beach, Walton County, 30A, and Northwest Florida.

Is RoboVoTech part of Good Combinator?

Yes. RoboVoTech is the AI and robotics training program inside the Good Combinator innovation ecosystem / venture studio.

Who is RoboVoTech for?

RoboVoTech is for students, career changers, beginners, workers, employers, parents, schools, community organizations, sponsors, and workforce partners.

What will I learn?

Students learn AI tools, robotics foundations, sensors, motors, automation workflows, prompting, AI agents, computer vision, low-code tools, projects, and career applications.

How long is the program?

The recommended core certification is 120 hours, delivered as a practical cohort with online work, hands-on labs, and a capstone project.

Do I need prior robotics or coding experience?

No. The program is designed for beginners and includes foundations before students move into hardware, AI tools, and projects.

What tools will I use?

Students may use AI assistants, Python basics, ROS 2 concepts, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, cameras, sensors, motors, OpenCV, no-code tools, and automation platforms.

What projects will I build?

Projects may include a sensor-driven robot, computer vision inspection demo, automated workflow, AI dashboard, robot control activity, and capstone prototype.

What jobs or business opportunities can this lead to?

The program supports entry-level robotics technician, automation support, AI workflow assistant, field technician, operations automation, and small-business automation pathways.

Where is RoboVoTech located?

RoboVoTech serves Santa Rosa Beach, Walton County, 30A, and Northwest Florida. Specific cohort locations are announced by cohort.

When is the next cohort?

The current cohort placeholder is Fall 2026. Final dates, lab times, and application deadlines will be announced before enrollment opens.

How much does RoboVoTech cost?

Tuition is to be announced. Applicants can indicate scholarship, workforce funding, or employer sponsorship interest in the application.

How do I apply?

Apply online through the RoboVoTech application form and the team will follow up with cohort, tuition, and funding details.

Next step

Apply to RoboVoTech AI + Robotics Certification.

Tell us your goals and preferred cohort. The team will follow up with schedule, tuition, location, and funding details.