Mechanics and 3D design
They design parts, explore movement and structure, prepare models for 3D printing and improve their builds.
An October-to-June course that takes children from a first idea to working robots, devices and projects. The starting point is adapted to each learner’s age and experience.

Every project connects three areas. Students do not simply use technology: they understand how it works, test solutions and explain the result.
They design parts, explore movement and structure, prepare models for 3D printing and improve their builds.
They use ROBBO Lab, sensors, buttons, lights and actuators to understand how a signal becomes an action.
They create algorithms, use loops, conditions and variables at the right level, control ROBBO Platform and learn to debug.
Three consecutive modules turn isolated exercises into a continuous learning journey. Specific projects are adjusted to the group’s real level and the available equipment.
Sequences, movement, logic and first experiments with ROBBO Lab and ROBBO Platform.
The robot senses its environment, makes decisions, follows routes and activates devices.
Students combine code, construction, electronics and design to create, test and present a solution.
Monday 17:30–18:25 + Saturday 09:30–10:25
or Thursday 17:30–18:25 + Saturday 09:30–10:25
Monday 18:30–19:25 + Saturday 10:30–11:25
or Thursday 18:30–19:25 + Saturday 10:30–11:25
Monday · starts at 19:30
or Thursday · starts at 19:30
Start with one class or a short block, then move to a module or the full course. VAT included.
Age and program year are not the same thing. Before assigning a group, we look at experience: following an algorithm, changing a program, finding an error and, where appropriate, working with loops, conditions and sensors. During the course, the mentor provides a common foundation plus extension challenges. The following year, the student continues from the level reached, without automatic level-skipping or unnecessary repetition.
No. Beginners have an appropriate entry point, while students who have already coded or built robots receive extension challenges.
No. The centre provides ROBBO Lab, ROBBO Platform, computers, electronic components and the materials used in class.
Yes, if a place is available and the level fits. We first consider age, experience and basic skills to choose the right group.
A practical foundation in programming, electronics, mechanics and 3D design, plus completed projects and challenges. The exact outcome depends on the group and its level.
Tell us the student’s age and experience. We will help you choose a timetable and starting point.
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