ASML
Bring your robot to life by learning how to code! Create your own program, press play and watch your robot carry out the action! Try your hand at drawing with 3D pens - a combination of art and technology!
Cajon Valley Union School District
TEDEd student talks on 3rd base side dugout stage
The STEMusic Concert Live!
The STEMusic Concert is a high energy concert full of songs and lessons all about STEM! Students will have a chance to watch live experiments, practice solving math problems and learn STEM vocabulary all while being entertained with incredible music. Roy Moye III, also known as "The Singing Engineer", puts on an engaging show with live singing and participation moments that transport students to a STEM universe with songs that will begin to change the narrative on how they experience STEM!
SDSU Center for Autism
Brain-themed coloring and mazes, brain trivia games, Stroop effect demonstration (kids say the color of the word, not what the word says), pipe cleaner neuron activity (kids make a neuron out of pipe cleaner and plastic beads to take home)
Mad Science of San Diego
45 min science show (topic to be determined)
3 or 4 booths (to be confirmed):
Magnetism: Discover the wonders of magnetism. Use magnets to
defy gravity and levitate objects.
• Mad Science Machines: Experiment with everyday physics using
wind-up cars, levers, ramps, axles, and pulleys.
• Ecstatic Electricity: Explore the basics of electricity and how it
travels
Optical Illusions: Baffle your mind with fascinating optical
illusions. Learn about reflection, lenses, and how light travels
Pittcon Conference and Exposition
Visitors will launch a rocket, study the amazing properties of water, view microscopic life forms and write a secret message with the magic of science. These hands-on demos will share basic concepts in chemistry, biology, and physics using safe and readily available materials. Booth visitors will be eligible for a free registration to the Pittcon Conference and Exposition which will be held in San Diego in February 2024.
Thermo Fisher Scientific
U-shaped with 4 tables and 2 more tables in the back + 6 chairs
Mechanical Advantage, Team 16884
Mechanical Advantage is a FIRST Tech. Challenge robotics team comprised of high school students. The team provides hands-on robotics demonstrations to attendees at community events. The team's robots are no more than 18" cubed and can operated from a table top and on the ground (i.e., driven) depending on available space. The team has operated from both a 10' x 10' and 10' x 20' booth at past Expo Events. The team's past participation has been sponsored by companies like Cox Communications.
SYSTRA IBT
Test your knowledge of bridges as our engineers demonstrate the concepts of bridge engineering using scale models built with K'NEX blocks. Visitors will discover how bridges are designed and built and learn how they, too, can become bridge engineers.
Urban Discovery Schools
Student and staff representatives will showcase their interactive Exhibition design challenge that focuses on an environmental issue in California. The students will engage the audience in a recyclable sorting game, as well as present their proposals and prototypes on how to combat the environmental issue. The presentation will demonstrate the Design Thinking process.
