Children
A first encounter with robotics, logic, sensors and experiments through guided tasks.
Workshops
Hands-on workshops in robotics, electronics, programming and creative technology for children, young people and schools.
Who they are for
Young people
Room for practical work, questions and linking what school teaches to real projects.
Schools
A format suited to organised visits and to teachers talking with mentors.
Beginners
No previous experience is needed for most of the introductory workshops.
Workshop types
Robotics
Building, sensors, getting a robot moving and the first programming tasks.
Electronics
Circuits, microcontrollers, components and how devices respond to their surroundings.
3D modelling
From a sketch to a simple model that can be presented or prototyped.
Programming
Core ideas behind code, through tasks matched to age and starting level.
AI experiments
An introduction to tools and examples that make AI easier to grasp in practice.
How to take part
Workshops will have limited capacity per session. How to sign up, arrive or claim a place will be confirmed in the final programme before the event.
Capacity
The number of places depends on the type of workshop and the equipment it needs.
Sign-up / arrival
Individual visitors simply turn up, subject to available places. Schools and organised groups should register in advance.
Materials
Basic materials and equipment will be provided for the announced workshops.
Schedule
Final session times will be tied to the main programme of the event.
Practical notes
Duration
The length of individual workshops will be confirmed in the final timetable.
Prior knowledge
Most introductory workshops are designed for complete beginners.
Mentors
Workshops are led by educators, mentors and specialist contributors to the programme.
Location
The exact zone and entrance will be confirmed in the programme before the event.