About True Robotics
True Robotics brings hands-on robotics to K-8 schools. We make the robots, write the curriculum and train the teachers. The company started in 2021 in Worcester, Massachusetts, after about a year of research with MIT. Our programs have served more than 42,000 students.

What we do
The K-8 Classroom Suite

The suite has three robotics programs, one for each grade band: K-3, 3-5 and 6-8. Each comes with reusable robots, a curriculum for every grade and one-on-one teacher training.
How we started
True Robotics began with about a year of research in partnership with MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Across hundreds of educator interviews, the same four needs came up. We built the K-8 Classroom Suite to meet them without adding to teachers' plates.
What educators told us they need
- Time for new curriculum materials
- Hands-on STEM activities
- Access to expert training
- Alignment with standards
True Robotics in numbers
Robots delivered, students served and instructors trained.
- 42,000+students served
- 2,900+robots delivered
- 450instructors trained



How we work with schools

We start by listening to what your school runs today. Every teacher gets their own contact at True Robotics, not a support line. We fit the plan to your calendar and help you find the funding.
Questions about the company
Who is True Robotics?
True Robotics is a K-8 educational robotics company in Worcester, Massachusetts, about five years old. We were born with one idea: give every student the opportunity to be exposed to STEM and robotics and to see themselves in those spaces, so that by the time they make decisions about their future, they make them in a much more informed way. Our goal is simple: expose them often, expose them early. We believe in providing every student the opportunity to learn with robots, not just the top 10-20% of learners.
What research is the program built on?
True Robotics began with about a year of research in partnership with MIT, asking educators across the country what their real challenges are in STEM education. Every kind of school and every job title named the same four themes: time for new curriculum materials, hands-on STEM activities, access to expert training, and alignment with standards. As our Director of Education puts it, in order to be a good solution, you have to really understand the problem in the first place. The K-8 Classroom Suite is our answer to those four challenges.
Which challenges does the K-8 Classroom Suite address?
Four, named by the educators in our research. Time: there is no time in education to make new curriculum or to implement it, and teachers are already stretched thin. Hands-on STEM: schools need more meaningful hands-on activities with direct connections to the real world. Training: most teacher prep courses include little robotics, coding or STEM, and teachers want more help so they feel confident in front of students. Standards: whatever goes in front of students still has to help them reach the goals set by their districts, states and ed plans. Funding is the barrier behind all of them, so we cover it on its own under Pricing and Funding.
Bring robotics to every student
Tell us what your school runs today for STEM. We will quote a Classroom Package for the grade bands you choose and look for grants open to your school.

