Bring AI & Robotics to Your Community
Partner with Brain Eating Machines to offer AI and robotics programs that engage students, support families, and strengthen your community - with zero burden on your staff.
Looking to deploy independently?
Want your teachers to deliver AI and robotics using our tools - without our instructors on-site? That's what the Platform is for.
The Challenge Schools Face Today
Schools need high-quality after-school programs, but finding qualified instructors, managing logistics, and developing engaging STEM curriculum requires resources many districts don't have.
Robotics education improves problem-solving, math performance, and engagement (LEGO Education Research)
Staff bandwidth to develop and manage specialized STEM programs
Demand for hands-on STEM learning opportunities
High Demand: Our Glen Rock Programs Are Sold Out
We're proud to have a growing list of students eager to join our robotics programs. This demand reflects the strong interest from families seeking quality STEM education. Partner with us to bring this proven program to your school community.
Our Turnkey Solution
Brain Eating Machines provides everything you need to launch successful robotics programs-expert instructors, proven curriculum, all materials, and complete program management.
Qualified Instructors
Experienced educators with STEM backgrounds handle all instruction
Complete Materials
All LEGO® SPIKE Prime kits and supplies provided-no equipment investment needed
Proven Curriculum
Structured, age-appropriate lessons aligned with STEM standards
Full Program Management
We handle registration, communications, and all administrative tasks
Zero Staff Burden • Maximum Community Impact
Your school provides the space-we handle everything else
Flexible Program Options
Choose programs that fit your community's schedule and needs
Spark.AI
Learn how AI actually works - the math, the algorithms, no black boxes
- • Grades 6-10
- • No prior experience needed
- • Interactive notebooks
- • Daily progress check-ins
After-School Program
15/20-session semester program meeting weekly
- • Grades 4-8
- • 3 progressive modules
- • 60-minute sessions
- • Perfect for working families
Summer Camp
Intensive 2-week robotics immersion
- • Grades 4-8
- • Monday-Friday, 9 AM - 4 PM
- • Full curriculum in 2 weeks
- • Fills summer program gaps
FIRST® LEGO® League
Train Tournament-ready robotics teams
- • Ages 9-16
- • Fall season (September-December)
- • Regional competitions
- • Builds school reputation
Every Program, Fully Structured
Each program arrives with session-by-session curriculum, all materials, and built-in assessment — so you can launch with confidence and report real outcomes to parents and administrators.
Spark.AI
A 5-day intensive (15 hrs total) that teaches students how AI actually works — the math, the algorithms, and the logic. No black boxes.
- • Day-by-day lesson plans + interactive cloud notebooks
- • Differentiated for Explorer (Gr 6–7), Builder (Gr 8–9), Innovator (Gr 10+)
- • Daily exit-ticket progress check-ins
- • Final student project demo day
Foundations of Robotics
Semester-length after-school program (15–20 sessions) covering three progressive modules using LEGO® SPIKE Prime.
- • Module 1: Robot building, block coding & movement
- • Module 2: Distance, color & force sensors
- • Module 3: Gears, arms & multi-sensor integration
- • Knowledge quiz + team challenge at each module end
Advanced Robotics
An intensive 2-week summer program where students design, 3D print, and code their own antweight or sumo bot using Python.
- • Text-based Python programming (no prior experience needed)
- • 3D modeling and electronics fundamentals
- • Final build reveal and robot showcase
- • Bridges to high school robotics teams and STEM competitions
FIRST® LEGO® League
Full-season competitive robotics coaching (September–December) culminating in regional tournament competition.
- • Robot game mission strategy and autonomous programming
- • Innovation project research and presentation prep
- • Core Values and teamwork coaching
- • Regional competition registration and logistics handled
Every program includes progress check-ins and a final demonstration.
Real outcomes you can communicate to parents and your school community.
Your Students' Path to FIRST LEGO League
Our progressive curriculum is designed to prepare students for competitive robotics. Starting with foundational skills, students develop the programming, engineering, and teamwork abilities needed to excel in FIRST® LEGO® League competitions.
Students progress from core robotics skills through our curriculum, building the foundation needed for FIRST LEGO League success
Why This Pathway Matters
FIRST LEGO League requires students to build robots, program autonomous missions, and work as a team under competition pressure. Our after-school curriculum systematically builds these exact skills:
- → Module 1-3: Core building, coding, and sensor skills from Foundations of Robotics, using the same SPIKE Prime platform as FLL
- → Competitive Robotics: Tournament preparation, mission strategy, and competition experience
- → Result: Students enter FLL with confidence, skills, and the ability to contribute from day one
Measurable Impact on Your Community
Programs that deliver real results for students, families, and schools
Student Growth
- ✓ Enhanced problem-solving and critical thinking skills
- ✓ Increased engagement with STEM subjects
- ✓ Development of computational thinking abilities
- ✓ Improved collaboration and teamwork
Family & Community Benefits
- ✓ Convenient after-school care solution for working parents
- ✓ High-quality enrichment at accessible prices
- ✓ Strengthens school-community partnerships
- ✓ Builds positive school reputation in the district
Serving 100+ Students Annually
Across Bergen County schools and community programs
Simple Partnership Process
Launch your robotics program in 3 easy steps
Initial Meeting
15-minute call to discuss your needs, school schedule, and program options
Program Setup
We partner with you for logistics: registration, marketing, and scheduling
Launch & Support
Programs begin on-site with ongoing communication and parent updates throughout
What We Need From You
Minimal requirements to launch a successful program
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Classroom Space: A classroom or similar space with tables and chairs (capacity for 12-16 students)
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Access Times: After-school hours 1 hour increments (typically 3:00-7:00 PM) or summer availability
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Communication Support: Help promoting the program to families (we provide all materials)
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Point of Contact: One staff member for coordination and communication
We handle all logistics and program management.
Program Details & Policies
📋 Policies & Terms
View our enrollment policies, cancellation terms, safety standards, and code of conduct.
☀️ Summer Camp Guide
Detailed operational guidelines for summer camps including health requirements and daily structure.
❓ FAQ
Answers to common questions about programs, registration, requirements, and more.
Ready to Bring Robotics to Your School?
Let's discuss how we can partner to create an outstanding STEM program for your students and community.
Schedule a 15-Minute Discovery Call
We'll Discuss:
- ✓ Your school's needs and goals
- ✓ Program options and scheduling
- ✓ Pricing and logistics
- ✓ Next steps for partnership
Contact Information
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Serving schools and community programs across Bergen County, NJ