The Robot Doctor Pilot Program Registration

Learn how to Get your Students Dramatically More Engaged in Math Classes by Tying Math to Robotics

What You Will Get

  • ​​14-minute video lessons tying robotics to various mathematics concepts ready to stream or download
  • ​30-minute instructor support videos with Robotwits’ Dr. Jon Butzke for deeper knowledge behind lessons
  • ​Extended challenge questions and student homework sheets for each lesson
  • ​​Invitations to special workshops and training
  • ​Getting started assistance and opportunities to share lessons and student successes!
  • ​Have your name featured on our website as a pioneer of the robot doctor program
Free Training Program...
Register for The Robot Doctor 
Pioneers Pilot Program

from Oct 2020 to Dec 2020
5 online sessions

very limited number of spots available
(on a first-come, first-serve basis)

Earn Professional Development Credits (under act-48, in PA)

What you will accomplish after completing the pilot program:
Will inspire and motivate your students by tying math concepts to cutting-edge robotic technologies (drones, autonomous vehicles, humanoids).
Integrate math-to-robotics connections into your existing math class with no need for robotics hardware or prior robotics knowledge
Our partnership with PBS enables teachers to use our material even during school closures and via online learning

    

Watch this ​​14-minute video lesson to get an idea about the content
Robot Localization - Lesson 104
How do robots determine their location? In this lesson we will explore a three step process to find the position by 1) finding at least 3 nearby landmarks with known positions 2) determine the robot's range to each landmark using onboard sensors and 3) calculate the intersection point of the 3 range circles to find the robot's position.
About The Organizers:
 
Dr. Jonathan Butzke
Host, Curriculum designer and  Producer
Jonathan is the host of the RobotDoctor series. He obtained his Ph.D. in Robotics from Carnegie Mellon University where he worked in the Search-Based Planning Lab. His research activities include aerial and ground vehicle coordination, exploration of unknown environments, and the hardware design of numerous robots. Prior to his Ph.D. studies, Jonathan was a submarine officer.

Ms. Rachel Burcin
Executive Producer of RobotDoctor 
Global Programs Manager at Carnegie Mellon Robotics Institute
Rachel Burcin provides strategy, partnership development, and management solutions to industry, international organizations, and educational institutions. With a special focus on robotics & AI, Rachel helps connect learners to robotics & AI research and applications. For the past fifteen years, Rachel developed international recruitment initiatives and education partnerships at Carnegie Mellon’s Robotics Institute. Rachel serves as co-director of the RI Summer Scholars Program and global programs manager at Carnegie Mellon’s Robotics Institute. 
Prof. Maxim Likhachev
CEO of RobotWits
Professor of Robotics and CS at Carnegie Mellon University
Maxim  Likhachev is a professor of Robotics at Carnegie Melon University and CEO of RobotWits, a high tech robotics startup. Maxim developed a strong passion for mathematics early on in his life but often wondered about the real-world applications of mathematics. Robotics is a highly intra-disciplinary area that enabled Maxim to exercise nearly every math concept he learned. He is now passionate about using robotics to motivate high school students in understanding the actual applications of all the math concepts they learn. 


If you have any questions please email us at: robotdoctor@robotwits.com
The Robot Doctor series was created in partnership with WQED Multimedia PBS and the PA Rural Robotics Initiative.
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