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Hands-on technology courses for curious young minds
A community-driven initiative in Gothenburg, where young people learn to design and build interactive smart things with programmable boards, using AI thoughtfully along the way.
Run by a group of professional engineers and educators who enjoy sharing what they know
Learning by Doing
Learning by Doing
Learning with Real Things
Learning with Real Things
Students build with real boards, sensors and motors. Seeing an idea light up or move makes learning concrete, and when something doesn't work, they learn how to find out why.
Students build with real boards, sensors and motors. Seeing an idea light up or move makes learning concrete, and when something doesn't work, they learn how to find out why.
Thinking It Through
Thinking It Through
Before building, students describe what they want to make. Afterwards, they test whether it really works. Step by step, they learn to plan, check and solve problems with patience.
Before building, students describe what they want to make. Afterwards, they test whether it really works. Step by step, they learn to plan, check and solve problems with patience.
Using AI Wisely
Using AI Wisely
AI is becoming an everyday tool. Students learn to use it as a helper: asking good questions, understanding the answers and checking them, while the ideas and decisions stay their own.
AI is becoming an everyday tool. Students learn to use it as a helper: asking good questions, understanding the answers and checking them, while the ideas and decisions stay their own.
Who It's For
Who It's For
Students aged 10-16 who are curious about how things work and love making things with their own hands.
Students aged 10-16 who are curious about how things work and love making things with their own hands.
Before starting, we like to have a short, friendly chat with each family to find the right starting point.
Before starting, we like to have a short, friendly chat with each family to find the right starting point.
What Students Take Away
What Students Take Away
Turning an idea into a clear plan that can be built
Turning an idea into a clear plan that can be built
Reading code and understanding what it really does
Reading code and understanding what it really does
Finding and fixing problems step by step, with patience
Finding and fixing problems step by step, with patience
Exploring sensors, motors and simple electronics
Exploring sensors, motors and simple electronics
Using AI as a helper, and checking what it gives back
Using AI as a helper, and checking what it gives back
Training a simple machine learning model, and discovering its limits
Training a simple machine learning model, and discovering its limits
Hands-On Learning in Action
Hands-On Learning in Action
Each session mixes a little guidance with plenty of hands-on building, so every student gets personal attention and learns by doing.
Small Groups: Max 6–8 students for focused learning and individual attention
Structured Courses: Step-by-step learning paths through our course packages
Hands-On Projects: Practical tasks in every session to build real understanding
Sessions: 60-90 minutes, weekend afternoons in central Gothenburg, taught in English
Student Projects
Student Projects
Real projects, real learning. See what our students build as they explore technology, programming, and robotics. Check more student projects.
A traffic light system
Rain droping animation program using Micro:bit
A lightsaber prototype using programmable LED strip
Wire game device using Micro:bit
A parking assistance system using ultrasonic sensor
A prototype robot with object detection using IR sensor
Program the vehicle to autonomously follow the line
Program the vehicle to auto-escape from the trap
An objects sorter using Machine Learning with Micro:bit
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