Robots, you operate

Learn robot operating skills today and teach someone tomorrow.

Start with Foundation Gain robot operating skill Grow your expertise through our robot pathway
01Who it's for

Two hands-on sessions tell you more than six months of reading.

Fresh graduates from other disciplines

Studied something else? Marketing, biology, arts — doesn't matter. Two sessions answer the robotics question with your hands, not your imagination.

Career pivoters and upskillers

Physical AI needs people who can run the hardware, not just talk about it. Foundation teaches operation and safety. Advanced adds Python and simulation — a working vocabulary in a field hiring now.

Hobbyists and tech enthusiasts

You've written code. Watched the videos. Now drive one. Command a quadruped and a robotic arm in a real lab — stop watching other people do it.

02Course Offering

Robot Operating Course

01
6 hrs · 2 sessions

Foundation

2 sessions · 9am–12pm

Hour one covers safety and how the hardware behaves. Then you're on the controller, operating the K1. We close with block coding, so you leave able to program the robot — not just drive it.

Safety briefing and hardware behavior Hands-on controller operation Block coding basics
02
12 hrs · 4 sessions

Advanced

4 sessions · 9am–12pm

For people who finish Foundation and want more. Stop after Foundation with a hobby you can actually do, or go further into Python, Booster Studio, and AI-driven simulation. Either outcome is a good one.

Python programming Booster Studio AI-driven simulation
03Why You?

Why learn robot operation with UniOne?

Real hardware from hour one

No simulation fatigue, no waiting your turn on a shared screen. You operate the K1 yourself, in the room, from the first session.

No software engineering required

No coding background needed. What you gain is real operational experience — hands-on time with a physical system, and tangible, on-the-ground feedback you won't get from a tutorial.

Daniel, UniOne AI Education robotics trainer

The fast lane is real

Daniel came in as a participant. He's now a robotics trainer developing curriculum for schools. We spot that kind of aptitude early and back it.

Talent Identification Program
04Questions

What people ask before they start.

Do I need a coding or engineering background?
No. Foundation assumes zero. If you can use a smartphone, you can start. Block coding is introduced only after you've operated the robot by hand.
What happens after Foundation?
You choose. Stop there with a skill you can actually use, or move into Advanced for Python, Booster Studio, and AI simulation. No pressure, no deadline.
How does the Talent Identification Program work?
We observe every cohort and identify participants with strong aptitude. Those people are offered sponsored advanced training and introductions to industry pathways. Daniel, now one of our trainers, came through exactly this route.
I work full-time. Is this realistic?
Foundation runs two mornings, 9am to 12pm. Advanced runs four mornings, same hours. Both fit around a full-time job.
What will I actually be able to do at the end?
Confidently operate a Booster K1. Safety, control, and block-coded programming, verified by you rather than by a certificate.
What is the Booster K1?
The Booster K1 is a humanoid robot from Booster Robotics. In Foundation, every participant operates the K1 themselves, in the room, from the first session.
How much does the course cost?
Fees are shown on our secure registration page, so you always see the current price before you commit.
When and where is the course held?
Foundation is two hands-on morning sessions, 9am to 12pm. We don't fix dates in advance: register your interest and we'll share the next dates and the venue with you first.

Operate Your First Robot!

Six hours of hands-on time operating a real Booster K1 — no experience required. Register your interest and we'll share the next dates.

9am–12pm Location to be confirmed Limited slots
Students meeting a Booster K1 humanoid robot in their classroom
For schools

Bring your students to see the lab.

Considering the Booster K1 for your school or program? We'll show you the lab and walk through what a cohort looks like.