Next cohort date placeholder
Target placeholder: September 1-December 1, 2026. Final dates, application deadline, lab times, and orientation details will be published before enrollment opens.
Schedule / Cohorts
Schedule / Cohorts
Cohort dates are posted before enrollment opens. The current placeholder is a Fall 2026 cohort serving Santa Rosa Beach, Walton County, and Northwest Florida.
120-hour format
Recommended delivery combines online preparation, in-person labs, project work, instructor checkpoints, and a capstone demo.
Weekly rhythm
Students should expect regular online work, scheduled lab blocks, project milestones, and progress reviews.
Open house placeholder
Open house events will include short robotics demos, student project examples, instructor Q&A, and partner information.
Employer demo day
The final cohort milestone should include capstone presentations and short demo clips that can be shared with partners.
Location
Specific training location is to be announced. Local landing content focuses on Santa Rosa Beach, Walton County, 30A, and Northwest Florida.
Milestones
Suggested 120-hour cohort flow
- Orientation: goals, safety, tools, baseline skills, and application review.
- Foundations: AI, robotics, hardware, sensors, motors, and workflow concepts.
- Build phase: automation, prompting, AI agents, computer vision, and robot activities.
- Capstone: plan, prototype, troubleshoot, document, present, and share.
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.