XRP + e4usa

Partnerships

Your students are ready to build real things

XRP gives them the hardware. e4usa gives you the course, the training, and the community to make it stick. Together, they turn an engineering class into something students don't forget.

 

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For Teachers

What each program brings to your classroom

You don't have to choose one or the other. Most teachers use both — XRP for the hands-on hardware experience, e4usa for the yearlong structure and support.

e4usa

Courses, PD & a Yearlong Community

e4usa gets you ready to teach engineering — whether you're integrating robotics, wireless charging, or solar systems. The PD is ongoing, not a one-time workshop.

  • e4usa + Making, Programming, Design, and Legacy
  • PD supporting electronics, robotics, and engineering design
  • Ongoing coaching, office hours, and community
  • University and industry liaison partnerships

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XRP

Robots, Coding & Instructional Materials

XRP is built for classrooms. It ships ready to use, works with beginner-friendly coding tools, and comes with instructional materials so you can start on day one — no robotics background needed.

  • Classroom-ready robots and components
  • Introductory materials and project guides
  • Coding environments for all levels
  • Links to physics, electronics, and engineering concepts

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In the Classroom

What students actually build

These aren't simulations. Students assemble hardware, write code, measure real outputs, and iterate based on what they find.

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XRP Robotics

Students program and operate the XRP robot — connecting sensors, coding behaviors, and adapting designs to meet changing engineering challenges.

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Solar Battery Charger

Students build a solar-powered charger and analyze how panel angle, shading, and material choices affect output. Real data, real tradeoffs.

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Wireless Charger

Students assemble a wireless charging system and test how coil alignment, distance, and materials affect energy transfer. They measure, iterate, and document results.

 

Schools, Districts & Partners

There's a role for everyone

Whether you're adopting a curriculum, connecting students to industry, or funding what works — the XRP + e4usa pathway scales.

Schools & Districts
 


Bring e4usa PD and XRP robots together to build or strengthen your engineering pathway and connect students to real-world skills.

 

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Industry & University Partners


Serve as liaisons, host visits, or collaborate on projects connecting robotics and engineering to workforce needs.

 

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Funders & Sponsors
 


Invest in engineering education that blends robotics, power electronics, and real design challenges — and reaches more classrooms over time.

 

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