Police and traffic lights
LEDs and a push button, from one blinking LED to a traffic light with a pedestrian button.
Hands-on technology courses for curious young minds
Run by professional engineers and educators who enjoy sharing what they know.
A small, community-driven group in Gothenburg where young people design and build interactive smart things, like lights, sensors, motors and small robots, programmed on Micro:bit, Arduino and Raspberry Pi. Along the way they learn to plan, test and fix, and to use AI wisely.
Students build with real boards, sensors, motors and electronics. When something does not work, they find out why and fix it, step by step. Problem solving is where most of the learning happens.
Each project starts as an idea, becomes a plan, then gets built and tested: wiring, mechanics and code together. Students learn how the parts work as one system, and how to check that it really works.
Students use AI the way engineers do today: to ask good questions, explore ideas and check their work. And AI is part of what they build: cars that see with a camera, sorters that recognise objects with a trained model.
LEDs and a push button, from one blinking LED to a traffic light with a pedestrian button.
Addressable LEDs that glow, run and ignite, with an LED strip lab to try it first.
Two servo wheels, a cardboard body, and a simulator to try it first.