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Your school works with a dedicated person from the True Robotics team, who makes sure our program is a great fit and that your students and teachers have everything they need. We start by learning about your school: what you run today for STEM and robotics, and your long-term goals. Every teacher also gets an assigned point of contact to reach any time they need help, a real person rather than a 1-800 number.

After a first call, True Robotics sends you everything you need to take to your board or leadership team, along with grant options we've researched for your school. The call starts with us learning about your school: what you run today for STEM and robotics, and your long-term goals. We then set a follow-up, usually about two weeks later, to talk through funding and next steps. Interested in bringing robotics to your school? Request a quote to start the conversation!

Only the devices your students code on, such as the Chromebooks or iPads your school already has, and we at True Robotics provide everything else. Our robots work with any Windows, Mac, Chromebook, iPad, or Android tablet. We send our robots and kits with all required tools and pieces, the batteries and chargers, double the screws you'll need, and a game controller for Pilot and Axle. Our curriculum and teacher training come with them, too.

Schools most often pay for True Robotics with Title funds or grants, and our team helps with both. We work very often with Title I, Title II, and Title IV funds, and when your school has money left in more than one pool, we can split your purchase across them. For grants, a dedicated person from our team researches the grants open to your school, then helps you fill out the application and build the budget table, so your submission is as strong as it can be.