
Malaysia Robotics & Medical Robotics Discovery
A proposed seven-day robotics and medical-robotics learning trip: building and programming robots, medical robotics simulations, a team project, and science and leisure visits where timing allows. The 20-student group is an editable example.
This is a provisional example, not a confirmed offer. Venues, timings and availability require confirmation.
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Program facts
- Suitable ages
- Ages 12–18
- Duration
- 7 days · 6 nights
- Destination
- Malaysia
- Area
- Kuala Lumpur and surrounding area
- Learning hours
- 32 hours (example target)
- Learning themes
- Robotics · STEM · Medical robotics simulations
- Price
- From7,000 per studentEstimate, not a quotation
Learning outcomes
- Identify robot components, sensors and motors, and assemble a working robot.
- Program sensor control, line following and obstacle avoidance.
- Explore how robotics supports healthcare through models and simulations.
- Design, build, program, test and present a team project.
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Example daily plan
Provisional. Timings are confirmed only after travel arrangements are reviewed.
- Day 1
Arrival and orientation
Arrival, orientation and rest. A visit to Aquaria KLCC may be added.
Condition: Aquaria KLCC only if arrival time allows.
- Day 2
Robotics foundations
Robot components, sensors, motors and assembly.
- Day 3
Programming and sensor control
Programming, sensor control, line following and obstacle avoidance.
- Day 4
Medical robotics simulations
Simulations such as transporting supplies in a model hospital and building a model robotic gripper. Models and simulations only: no patient procedures or treatment.
- Day 5
Team project
Teams design, build, program and test their own project.
- Day 6
Final projects and presentations
Final projects and presentations, with certificates where arranged. A visit to Petrosains may be added.
Condition: Petrosains only if timing permits. Certificates only where arranged.
- Day 7
Leisure day and departure
Sunway Lagoon and departure.
Condition: Sunway Lagoon only if flight timing and confirmed operating arrangements allow; otherwise HobbyLearn staff revise the plan.
Included services
- Hotel accommodation
- Meals
- Ground transport in Malaysia
Not included
- International flights
- Visa fees, if any
- Travel insurance (we can suggest insurers)
- Personal expenses, snacks and souvenirs
- Optional activities not listed in the program
- Tips for guides and drivers
What you can customize
- Dates, trip length, and the separate number of nights
- Group size and accompanying adults
- Workshops, visits and the balance between learning and leisure
- Accommodation, meals, transport and other services
Availability and confirmation
Provisional example. Venues, university providers, timings, staffing and availability require confirmation before any trip is offered. Supervision and rooming are agreed with each school and reviewed by HobbyLearn staff.
There is no public package price. Each trip receives a tailored quotation after HobbyLearn reviews your request.
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