#005 Making Combat Robotics Accessible for Kids w/ Andy Holzemer
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Combat robotics can seem intimidating at first, but the right kit, guidance, and first experience can turn it into something kids and parents build together.
In this episode, Ross talks with Andy Holzemer of Palm Beach Bots about how building robots with his own kids grew into a business helping more families get started in combat robotics. Andy shares how Palm Beach Bots makes the process more approachable through beginner-friendly kits, practical guidance, events, and competitions.
They explore common beginner mistakes, designing kits kids can teach themselves, parent-child collaboration, creativity within engineering constraints, 3D printing, small-scale manufacturing, and what robotics teaches beyond technical skills. Andy also shares his perspective on AI, the future of youth robotics, and what parents should know before helping their kids build their first robot.
Andy’s work is a great example of the people and experiences aligned with the Educate to Space mission: hands-on, inspiring, creative, and future-focused opportunities that make kids excited to learn.
Learn more about Educate to Space at educatetospace.com
Learn more about Palm Beach Bots at palmbeachbots.com