VEX IQ and VEX V5 programs for students ready to build, code, compete, and grow through real engineering challenges. Designed for committed students who want more than a casual robotics class.

VEX Robotics is one of the world’s leading educational robotics platforms, used by schools and teams across the globe. Each year, students build and program robots to solve official game challenges in local, regional, and championship events. Teams work like real engineering groups — designing, testing, iterating, improving under deadlines and competition rules, while developing teamwork, strategic thinking, communication, and real-world problem-solving skills.
Prior experience with VEX GO, LEGO robotics, summer robotics programs, recreational robotics, or other elementary building activities can help students develop confidence, teamwork, and mechanical thinking before joining a team. These experiences are helpful, but not mandatory.
VEX IQ is the primary entry point into competitive robotics. Students work in small teams to design, build, code, test, and improve robots using a student-friendly robotics platform while preparing for official VEX IQ competitions.
VEX V5 is an advanced robotics platform for students ready for metal builds, sensors, autonomous programming, and deeper competition strategy. Students learn to think like engineers while working toward higher-level tournaments.
Competitive robotics builds a strong foundation for students interested in engineering, robotics, mechanical design, electronics, computer science, AI, and automation. Even for students who later choose medicine, business, law, or other fields, robotics develops lifelong skills such as teamwork, communication, resilience, problem-solving, project management, and understanding how to perform in a competitive real-world environment.
Learn the game, plan scoring strategies and match approach
Design and construct your robot mechanisms
Code and test robot movements and autonomous functions
Participate in real VEX tournaments and matches
Refine designs through iteration and feedback
Students experience real team responsibilities, tournament pressure, alliance strategy, and iterative engineering. Competition robotics teaches students how to work through problems, handle setbacks, and improve with purpose.
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Whether your child is new to robotics or ready for advanced competition, Falkon offers a pathway into serious team-based engineering and competition experiences.