Joe LeCount and Braxton Oberg are working on a robot.

SYRACUSE — VEX Robotics camps for grades seven to 12 will be offered at Wawasee High School this summer.

Introduction to VEX Robotics ($100) will be held July 5-7. This is for campers with minimal levels of experience with robotics. Campers will spend the week studying and applying concepts in physics, engineering and computer programming. Campers will be introduced to the VEX Robotics platform used in the high school club and course.

Campers will construct a basic robot and program it to follow a maze. They will then modify the robot to participate in a simple game. This is a way to gain experience before participation in the WHS Robotics Club.

VEX Robotics competition camp ($50 per week) is four weeks long: July 10-14, 17-21, 24-28 and July 31 to Aug. 4. This is for campers with all levels of experience with robotics.

Campers will spend four weeks studying and applying concepts in physics, engineering and computer programming. Campers will construct robotic designs and use them to compete in the VEX Robotics challenge for the 2017-18 competition season. Robotics systems designed will include chassis, intakes, lift systems and manipulators.

All camps are from 8 a.m. to noon in room A218 in the high school.

Sign up at goo.gl/4BYOJu.