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What is RoboVoTech?

RoboVoTech is a protected browser-only synthetic AI, robotics, automation, and workforce learning 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 work through seven technician modules: Foundations & Safety Orientation, Industrial Safety & Robot Hazard Control, Robot Fundamentals & ROS 2 Operations, Hardware Integration & PLCs, Computer Vision & Navigation, Edge Deployment & MLOps, Capstone — Industry 4.0 Project.

How long is the program?

The 120-hour program includes 48 curriculum simulation hours (40%) using protected browser-only synthetic fixtures/simulations and 72 online/project hours (60%).

Do I need prior robotics or coding experience?

No. The program starts with foundations before browser-only ROS 2, controls, vision, navigation, and edge-deployment planning concepts.

What tools will I use?

Students use protected browser-only synthetic scenarios covering ROS 2, Gazebo, Python basics, controls concepts, perception, navigation, and deployment planning.

What projects will I build?

Projects use protected browser-only simulations, synthetic controls and perception scenarios, documentation, and a non-production capstone outline.

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?

Coursework uses protected browser-only synthetic fixtures and simulations. It provides no live robot/runtime/production authority.

When is the next cohort?

The founding cohort runs September 8 - November 30, 2026. Coursework uses protected browser-only synthetic fixtures and simulations.

How much does RoboVoTech cost?

The $2,950 USD tuition figure is a planning fixture, not an enabled paid sale. Staff approval is required for coursework access.

How do I request information?

Join the RoboVoTech interest list and the team will follow up with program, cohort, tuition, and funding information.

Next step

Join the Interest List.

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