The 2024 edition of GTRSI is a one-week summer camp targeted at high school students who are passionate about advancing their robotics knowledge in a diverse breadth of applications. Students will collaborate and strategize to traverse a customized racetrack using an autonomously controlled robot. They will gain incredible hands-on experience by applying design optimization, localization techniques, and camera recognition sensing to navigate a course. They will also compete in a virtual reality game to enhance their understanding of situational awareness factors in dynamic environments. Furthermore, the students will have the opportunity to receive active mentorship from graduate students, see a biosensor demo in a graduate research lab as applied to human-augmented robotics, and attend workshops to expose themselves to relevant skill sets within the space.
Live the life of a Georgia Tech student for a week. Engage in hands-on robotics projects that challenge creativity and problem-solving skills.
Reside in our campus housing, enjoy meals at our dining halls, and take part in evening recreational activities, giving you a taste of college life at one of the most prestigious STEM institutions of higher education.
Build lasting friendships with like-minded peers from across the country. Collaborate on projects, share ideas, and foster connections that will support your academic and professional journey.
ELL
For the benefit of students at Georgia Tech who wish to improve their English communication skills that can increase their likelihood of academic and professional success now and in the future, we are providing links to organizations (some free, some for-profit), both on campus and off campus, whose mission concerns the teaching and learning of English as a second or other language.
Special Needs
Georgia Tech welcomes students with disabilities into the University's educational programs. The University promotes efforts to provide equal access and a culture of inclusion without altering the essential elements of coursework.
Deals
Scholarships are known as "gift aid." Scholarship awards are made on an annual basis and do not require repayment. Academic excellence, financial need, and major of study are the primary criteria used for selecting recipients. Students awarded scholarships will typically be expected to maintain a cumulative as well as a semester GPA of 3.0.
