EFMIGO puts hands-on robotics into the hands of students who've never had the chance — through device-free coding kits and free lessons, no computer or internet required.
Robotics camps and kits all assume a laptop, internet, and money to enroll. EFMIGO was founded by two high school students who set out to remove all three requirements — building a robotics kit that teaches real programming logic with 42 barcode cards and zero screens.
Read our full story →Each kit includes 45 mechanical parts and 42 barcode-programming cards. Students build a robot, then scan cards in sequence into its onboard "brain" to construct an algorithm — same logic as real code, zero screen required.
See the full program →Robotics is the core of what we do — and the lens through which everything else we take part in connects back to STEM access.
Free, recurring robotics lessons for students with limited access to STEM enrichment — no computer or internet needed.
Learn more →EFMIGO members represent the organization at STEM fairs and outreach events that widen the reach of accessible tech education.
Learn more →Every kit and every lesson is tracked — because access without evidence of outcomes is just a good intention.
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