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Vinci Innovation Lab Open House—Redefining AI Advantage for the Next Generation
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Recently, more and more parents have been asking the same question: Will the things our children are learning today be done better by AI in the future? If so, what should we really be teaching them now?
The answer may not be a specific skill, but a way of thinking. Children shouldn’t just be led by AI—they should become the ones who shape its direction.
As we celebrate the first anniversary of our Newton campus, we’re hosting an immersive experience to share these pathways and approaches more clearly with families.
May 09, 2026｜1121 Washington St #3, Newton
Redefining Learning in the Age of AI
(It’s not just about coding)
AI is transforming education at an unprecedented speed. Over the past six years, Vinci has grown from robotics and STEM education to world-class competitions like VEX, FTC, and underwater robotics. Along the way, we’ve witnessed countless students shine on the competition stage.
But the world is changing fast, and a child’s future cannot rely only on learning technical skills or winning competitions. That’s why we officially launched Vinci Innovation Lab.
This is not just a coding class, not a summer camp, and not a competition training program. It is a long-term, open, project-driven innovation space where students can:
✔️ Use AI to solve real-world problems
✔️ Build project prototypes with robotics
✔️ Turn ideas into real creations—and even products
🤖 What can students do here?
✔️ Design AI-powered robots
✔️ Complete engineering project challenges
✔️ Develop their own startup ideas
✔️ Launch research projects or community solutions
May 09, 2026｜1121 Washington St #3, Newton
Exclusive Open House Benefits
(Available on event day only)
✅ Best pricing on annual membership plans
✅ Complimentary 1-on-1 strategic consultation (valued at $200)
✅ Priority access to Congressional Award application slots
✅ 10% discount if enrolled within 7 days after the event
✅ Reserve your spot with a $100 deposit (fully refundable within 24 hours)
✅ Free “AI Learning Pathway Guide” covering key developmental milestones from elementary to high school
May 09, 2026｜1121 Washington St #3, Newton
Robotics World Championship Recap
Vinci Team 10102Z delivered an incredible four days of high-intensity competition and achieved an almost perfect “all-green record” — nearly undefeated throughout the event.
🏆 Top 3 in their division
🌍 Among 852 top teams worldwide
❗ Fewer than 5 teams reached this level of performance
This was not just about winning — it was about consistency, resilience, and the ability to perform under pressure.
Vinci also achieved:
📍 The club with the most World Championship-qualified teams in Massachusetts (6 teams)
📍 Leading overall results across the state
This is not luck. It is the result of systematic training and continuous improvement.
🚀 2027 Season Officially Begins — Recruitment Now Open!
From zero experience to an all-green record.
From beginners to the World Championship stage.
The 2027 season is here — and we’re ready for you.
Summer Camp 2026
Vinci STEAM Summer Camp 2026 is now open for enrollment!
We combine Project-Based Learning (PBL) with competition-level hands-on training to provide cutting-edge robotics engineering and programming education for students of different age groups.
🚀 Innovation Makers
(G4+ | 6/29–7/3)
In just 5 days, students will experience the full engineering design process, combining 3D printing, laser cutting, AI, and more to complete a physical prototype, presentation materials, and even a showcase website.
Optional project themes include:
✔ Underwater Robotics
✔ AI Learning Agents
✔ Marble Track Engineering
✔ Robotic Arms
✔ AI Art Projects
Perfect for G4+ students who love building and hands-on creativity.
🤖 IQ Competition One / Two
(G4+ | Session 1: 6/29–7/3 | Session 2: 7/6–7/10)
An introduction to VEX IQ robotics, covering mechanical systems, sensors, and programming.
Session One (Beginner Level):
Perfect for beginners, designed for Grades 4–6
Session Two (Advanced Level):
For students with prior experience, focusing on more complex mechanisms and competition simulation
⚙️ V5 Competition One / Two
(G7+ | Session 1: 6/29–7/3 | Session 2: 7/6–7/10)
VEX VRC competition training covering kinematics, control systems, sensors, autonomous navigation, and more.
Session One (Beginner Level):
Beginner-friendly, designed for Grades 7–12
Session Two (Advanced Level):
Requires prior experience, with advanced robot structures and higher-level competition strategy
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