Future Tech Spring Camp delivers measurable outcomes that parents across Dubai, Sharjah and the UAE can see, hear and hold.

Every participant leaves with a personal project portfolio documenting every build completed across both phases a tangible record of 8 days of real engineering work. Each student earns a Certificate of Completion that is STEM Accredited and KHDA Recognised, one of the most trusted credentials available for extracurricular STEM programmes in the UAE.

Beyond the certificate, children develop practical experience with platforms used in real-world robotics and AI, build genuine problem-solving confidence, and strengthen the logical thinking and creative resilience that leading schools across Dubai look for. For many families, the spring camp in Dubai & Sharjah becomes the moment their child discovers what they are truly capable of.

Unique World Robotics has been delivering world-class robotics and AI education across the UAE for years, and Future Tech Spring Camp 2026 represents the most structured spring break programme the team has designed to date.

Held across two in-person phases at our Al Karama campus, JVC, Dubai and Sharjah Campuses, this spring camp is built around one belief: children learn best when they build something real.

Junior Innovators aged 6 to 9 explore LEGO Spike Essential, Micro:bit, TinkerCAD, VinciBot and Quarky — designing 3D characters, building robotic models and solving logic-based missions.

Senior Innovators aged 10 and above tackle advanced AI and robotics engineering using Spike Prime, Arduino, Dobot, Python and PictoBlox — building mechanical systems, automation projects and AI-assisted prototypes. Every project is hands-on, every session is trainer-led, and every child leaves this Dubai spring camp with skills, a portfolio and a certificate that actually means something.

Future Tech Spring Camp covers the full spectrum of modern technology skills through structured, project-based learning across 8 days in Dubai.

Junior Innovators aged 6 to 9 explore robotics movement and control, 3D character design using TinkerCAD, AI image prompting, music circuits, logic-based game development and automation challenges including maze solving, pick-and-place robots and MWRC-style missions.

Senior Innovators aged 10 and above take on mechanical engineering, building basketball shooters, boxing robots, robotic arms and catapult models using Spike Prime and VinciBot. They develop Arduino-based automation systems including automatic doors and smart dustbins, explore Python robotics simulation through Gearsbot, and participate in structured Vibe Coding and AI-assisted brainstorming sessions.

Both tracks conclude with a team challenge and a final showcase where every participant presents their completed project portfolio.