Flashlight, Bike Tail Light or Illuminated Ruler Workshop

Come and build your own large or small flashlight (for younger participants), a bike tail light (for the more experienced), or an illuminated ruler (intermediate level) at the TalTech workshop! Flashlight: assemble a flashlight powered by two 44LR batteries. You will use a soldering iron to attach the components. Bike tail light: assemble a practical bike light with adjustable brightness. The light operates with three microchips and 8 red LEDs and is powered by three AAA batteries. This is an intermediate-level workshop where you can also create an illuminated ruler. If you have soldered before, you will handle this easily! And even if you haven’t, you’ll still manage—especially if a craft-loving parent joins you.

The workshop is suitable for youth aged 7+.

The workshop is organised by Tallinn University of Technology.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass.
You can join the workshop at any time; no prior registration is required. Duration approx. 30–60 minutes.

Creative Electronics Workshop

In the Estonian University of Life Sciences electronics workshop, you can design and experiment with light-blinking electronic circuits yourself. With the holiday season just around the corner, imagine how exciting it would be to create and customise your own Christmas lights in the future! The workshop is perfect both for beginners and for those with a deeper interest in electronics and robotics.

Target group: the workshop is suitable for youth aged 12+.

The workshop is organised by the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

Duration approx. 60 minutes.
Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for this workshop through the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Creative Electronics Workshop

In the Estonian University of Life Sciences electronics workshop, you can design and experiment with light-blinking electronic circuits yourself. With the holiday season just around the corner, imagine how exciting it would be to create and customise your own Christmas lights in the future! The workshop is perfect both for beginners and for those with a deeper interest in electronics and robotics.

Target group: the workshop is suitable for youth aged 12+.

The workshop is organised by the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

Duration approx. 60 minutes.
Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for this workshop through the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Creative Electronics Workshop

In the Estonian University of Life Sciences electronics workshop, you can design and experiment with light-blinking electronic circuits yourself. With the holiday season just around the corner, imagine how exciting it would be to create and customise your own Christmas lights in the future! The workshop is perfect both for beginners and for those with a deeper interest in electronics and robotics.

Target group: the workshop is suitable for youth aged 12+.

The workshop is organised by the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

Duration approx. 60 minutes.
Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for this workshop through the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Creative Electronics Workshop

In the Estonian University of Life Sciences electronics workshop, you can design and experiment with light-blinking electronic circuits yourself. With the holiday season just around the corner, imagine how exciting it would be to create and customise your own Christmas lights in the future! The workshop is perfect both for beginners and for those with a deeper interest in electronics and robotics.

Target group: the workshop is suitable for youth aged 12+.

The workshop is organised by the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

Duration approx. 60 minutes.
Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for this workshop through the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Estonian Aviation Academy Drone Assembly Workshop

Step into the world of drones and get hands-on with assembling an FPV drone. Will all the systems of the drone you build work correctly? During the workshop, you will learn about the structure and components of drones—from the smallest parts to antennas and electronics. You will also discover fascinating facts about the world of unmanned aviation and try your hand at an FPV drone simulator!

Target group: youth aged 13+

Instructor from the Estonian Aviation Academy

The workshop is organised by the Estonian Aviation Academy.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 16 participants can register for the workshop.

Estonian Aviation Academy Drone Assembly Workshop

Step into the world of drones and get hands-on with assembling an FPV drone. Will all the systems of the drone you build work correctly? During the workshop, you will learn about the structure and components of drones—from the smallest parts to antennas and electronics. You will also discover fascinating facts about the world of unmanned aviation and try your hand at an FPV drone simulator!

Target group: youth aged 13+

Instructor from the Estonian Aviation Academy

The workshop is organised by the Estonian Aviation Academy.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 16 participants can register for the workshop.

Estonian Aviation Academy Drone Assembly Workshop

Step into the world of drones and get hands-on with assembling an FPV drone. Will all the systems of the drone you build work correctly? During the workshop, you will learn about the structure and components of drones—from the smallest parts to antennas and electronics. You will also discover fascinating facts about the world of unmanned aviation and try your hand at an FPV drone simulator!

Target group: youth aged 13+

Instructor from the Estonian Aviation Academy

The workshop is organised by the Estonian Aviation Academy.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 16 participants can register for the workshop.

Folkrace Robot Workshop

In this workshop, participants are guided through the logic behind how a Folkrace robot works, assemble the robots, and race them against each other.

The workshop is intended for youth aged 6+.

The workshop is organised by the TalTech Robotics Club.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass.
You can join the workshop at any time, subject to available spots.

Software Analyst Workshop

Behind every technological innovation are people who must communicate, listen to each other, collaborate, and turn ideas into reality. Will the planned IT solution be successful? That depends on both the team’s technical skills and their human collaboration. A software analyst is a specialist who investigates what a program must do and conveys these requirements to the developers. If something does not work well, the analyst identifies the problem and helps resolve it. In this workshop, you will try the role of a software analyst through a practical and engaging game that helps you understand the nature of teamwork and reveals the challenges software development teams face.

The workshop is intended for youth aged 13+.

The workshop is organised by the University of Tartu.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 14 participants can take part in the workshop at the same time.

Folkrace Robot Workshop

In this workshop, participants are guided through the logic behind how a Folkrace robot works, assemble the robots, and race them against each other.

The workshop is intended for youth aged 6+.

The workshop is organised by the TalTech Robotics Club.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass.
You can join the workshop at any time, subject to available spots.

Software Analyst Workshop

Behind every technological innovation are people who must communicate, listen to each other, collaborate, and turn ideas into reality. Will the planned IT solution be successful? That depends on both the team’s technical skills and their human collaboration. A software analyst is a specialist who investigates what a program must do and conveys these requirements to the developers. If something does not work well, the analyst identifies the problem and helps resolve it. In this workshop, you will try the role of a software analyst through a practical and engaging game that helps you understand the nature of teamwork and reveals the challenges software development teams face.

The workshop is intended for youth aged 13+.

The workshop is organised by the University of Tartu.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 14 participants can take part in the workshop at the same time.

Clean Up Your Room!

In this workshop, your creativity and engineering skills will be put to the test. Come and invent a solution for a spherical robot to tidy up a messy room! The workshop is playful, fun, and suitable for participants aged 8 to 108.

The workshop is led by TalTech’s Unicorn Squad PRO girls.

You can join the workshop at any time, subject to available spots.

The workshop is suitable from age 8+.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass.
You can join the workshop at any time; no prior registration is required.

Traffic Control Programming Workshop

In this workshop, participants will program traffic lights and organise traffic so that robots moving on a model of roads and intersections can navigate safely.

Target group: the workshop is suitable from age 13+.


The workshop is organised by TalTech.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

Robotics Workshop

The robotics workshop focuses on line-following robots that participants can program and then test to see whether the code works correctly on the robot.

Target group: students from grade 9 and up are welcome to participate.

The workshop is organised by the Tallinn University of Applied Sciences.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Robotics Workshop

The robotics workshop focuses on line-following robots that participants can program and then test to see whether the code works correctly on the robot.

Target group: students from grade 9 and up are welcome to participate.

The workshop is organised by the Tallinn University of Applied Sciences.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Robotics Workshop

The robotics workshop focuses on line-following robots that participants can program and then test to see whether the code works correctly on the robot.

Target group: students from grade 9 and up are welcome to participate.

The workshop is organised by the Tallinn University of Applied Sciences.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Robotics Workshop

The robotics workshop focuses on line-following robots that participants can program and then test to see whether the code works correctly on the robot.

Target group: students from grade 9 and up are welcome to participate.

The workshop is organised by the Tallinn University of Applied Sciences.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Glowing Spinner Building Workshop

What could be more fun than spinning a fidget spinner and watching colourful patterns appear on it? In this workshop, we will build a glowing spinner. It features lights in different colours, and when the spinner is set in motion, the lights turn on and create cool multicoloured patterns as it rotates. In the workshop, we introduce what a circuit board is, what electronic components are, and what soldering means — a skill every robotics enthusiast gets to practice often. To build the spinner, we will solder various components onto a circuit board. We will explain clearly and step by step why these components are needed and how they are used. In our workshops, we complete all steps together, explain the purpose of each component, and ensure a personalised learning experience. Everyone succeeds, and everyone leaves with their fully working device.

The workshop welcomes children from age 9+, or younger participants together with a parent.

Instructors: Ringa Rooteman, Ülari Ainjärv

The workshop is organised by Digipurk.

Participation in this workshop is paid. Fee: €10 (the spinner can be taken home). You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

Electronic Christmas Tree Building Workshop

Christmas is approaching — so why not decorate your room with a bright, self-built Christmas tree? In this workshop, we will build a small Christmas tree with blinking lights. It runs on a battery, making it easy to place anywhere you like. In the workshop, we introduce what a circuit board is, what electronic components are, and what soldering means — a skill every robotics enthusiast practices often. To assemble the Christmas tree, we will solder lights and various components onto a circuit board. We explain everything step by step, making clear why these specific components are needed and how they are used. In all our workshops, we complete each stage together, explain the nature of every component, and ensure a personalised approach. Everyone succeeds, and everyone leaves with their completed device.

The workshop welcomes children aged 9+, or younger participants together with a parent.

Instructors: Ringa Rooteman, Ülari Ainjärv

The workshop is organised by Digipurk.

Participation in this workshop is paid. Fee: €15 (participants can take the Christmas tree home).
You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE


A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

LED Heart Building Workshop

During the dark season, it’s delightful to brighten your room with a glowing, blinking heart. In this workshop, we will build a heart illuminated with LED lights, where the lights blink in different patterns. We introduce what a circuit board is, what electronic components are, and what soldering means — a skill every robotics enthusiast practices often. To build the heart, we will solder various components onto a circuit board. We explain everything step by step, making clear why these components are needed and how they are used. In all our workshops, we complete every stage together, discuss the purpose of each component, and ensure a personalised learning approach. Everyone succeeds, and everyone leaves with their fully working device.

The workshop lasts 1 hour.

The workshop welcomes children aged 9+, or younger participants together with a parent.

Instructors: Ringa Rooteman, Ülari Ainjärv

The workshop is organised by Digipurk.

Participation in this workshop is paid. Fee: €15 (participants can take the bug home).
You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

Robot Programming Workshop

Programming robots using simulation software. We will use a newly developed simulation environment. Suitable also for beginners—no prior programming experience is required.

Target group: the workshop is suitable from age 13+.


The workshop is organised by TalTech.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

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Flashlight, Bike Tail Light or Illuminated Ruler Workshop

Come and build your own large or small flashlight (for younger participants), a bike tail light (for the more experienced), or an illuminated ruler (intermediate level) at the TalTech workshop! Flashlight: assemble a flashlight powered by two 44LR batteries. You will use a soldering iron to attach the components. Bike tail light: assemble a practical bike light with adjustable brightness. The light operates with three microchips and 8 red LEDs and is powered by three AAA batteries. This is an intermediate-level workshop where you can also create an illuminated ruler. If you have soldered before, you will handle this easily! And even if you haven’t, you’ll still manage—especially if a craft-loving parent joins you.

The workshop is suitable for youth aged 7+.

The workshop is organised by Tallinn University of Technology.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass.
You can join the workshop at any time; no prior registration is required. Duration approx. 30–60 minutes.

Creative Electronics Workshop

In the Estonian University of Life Sciences electronics workshop, you can design and experiment with light-blinking electronic circuits yourself. With the holiday season just around the corner, imagine how exciting it would be to create and customise your own Christmas lights in the future! The workshop is perfect both for beginners and for those with a deeper interest in electronics and robotics.

Target group: the workshop is suitable for youth aged 12+.

The workshop is organised by the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

Duration approx. 60 minutes.
Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for this workshop through the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Creative Electronics Workshop

In the Estonian University of Life Sciences electronics workshop, you can design and experiment with light-blinking electronic circuits yourself. With the holiday season just around the corner, imagine how exciting it would be to create and customise your own Christmas lights in the future! The workshop is perfect both for beginners and for those with a deeper interest in electronics and robotics.

Target group: the workshop is suitable for youth aged 12+.

The workshop is organised by the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

Duration approx. 60 minutes.
Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for this workshop through the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Creative Electronics Workshop

In the Estonian University of Life Sciences electronics workshop, you can design and experiment with light-blinking electronic circuits yourself. With the holiday season just around the corner, imagine how exciting it would be to create and customise your own Christmas lights in the future! The workshop is perfect both for beginners and for those with a deeper interest in electronics and robotics.

Target group: the workshop is suitable for youth aged 12+.

The workshop is organised by the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

Duration approx. 60 minutes.
Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for this workshop through the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Creative Electronics Workshop

In the Estonian University of Life Sciences electronics workshop, you can design and experiment with light-blinking electronic circuits yourself. With the holiday season just around the corner, imagine how exciting it would be to create and customise your own Christmas lights in the future! The workshop is perfect both for beginners and for those with a deeper interest in electronics and robotics.

Target group: the workshop is suitable for youth aged 12+.

The workshop is organised by the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

Duration approx. 60 minutes.
Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for this workshop through the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Estonian Aviation Academy Drone Assembly Workshop

Step into the world of drones and get hands-on with assembling an FPV drone. Will all the systems of the drone you build work correctly? During the workshop, you will learn about the structure and components of drones—from the smallest parts to antennas and electronics. You will also discover fascinating facts about the world of unmanned aviation and try your hand at an FPV drone simulator!

Target group: youth aged 13+

Instructor from the Estonian Aviation Academy

The workshop is organised by the Estonian Aviation Academy.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 16 participants can register for the workshop.

Estonian Aviation Academy Drone Assembly Workshop

Step into the world of drones and get hands-on with assembling an FPV drone. Will all the systems of the drone you build work correctly? During the workshop, you will learn about the structure and components of drones—from the smallest parts to antennas and electronics. You will also discover fascinating facts about the world of unmanned aviation and try your hand at an FPV drone simulator!

Target group: youth aged 13+

Instructor from the Estonian Aviation Academy

The workshop is organised by the Estonian Aviation Academy.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 16 participants can register for the workshop.

Estonian Aviation Academy Drone Assembly Workshop

Step into the world of drones and get hands-on with assembling an FPV drone. Will all the systems of the drone you build work correctly? During the workshop, you will learn about the structure and components of drones—from the smallest parts to antennas and electronics. You will also discover fascinating facts about the world of unmanned aviation and try your hand at an FPV drone simulator!

Target group: youth aged 13+

Instructor from the Estonian Aviation Academy

The workshop is organised by the Estonian Aviation Academy.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 16 participants can register for the workshop.

Mysterious DNA Workshop

Join the workshop of the Institute of Bioengineering! In this session, you will explore a molecular biology laboratory and help scientists solve a mix-up that recently occurred there. Someone has accidentally damaged the DNA database by deleting the labels from sample tubes. Your task is to determine which sample belongs in which tube. To do this, we will use so-called “DNA scissors” (scientifically known as restriction enzymes) to cut DNA into fragments. Since we know that these “scissors” cut DNA from different samples at different positions, comparing the resulting DNA fragments allows us to identify which DNA sample is in each tube. Help us restore the DNA database — come and join our workshop!

Target group: the workshop is suitable for youth aged 9+.

The workshop is organised by the University of Tartu.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 14 participants can take part in the workshop at the same time.

Mysterious DNA Workshop

Join the workshop of the Institute of Bioengineering! In this session, you will explore a molecular biology laboratory and help scientists solve a mix-up that recently occurred there. Someone has accidentally damaged the DNA database by deleting the labels from sample tubes. Your task is to determine which sample belongs in which tube. To do this, we will use so-called “DNA scissors” (scientifically known as restriction enzymes) to cut DNA into fragments. Since we know that these “scissors” cut DNA from different samples at different positions, comparing the resulting DNA fragments allows us to identify which DNA sample is in each tube. Help us restore the DNA database — come and join our workshop!

Target group: the workshop is suitable for youth aged 9+.

The workshop is organised by the University of Tartu.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 14 participants can take part in the workshop at the same time.

Folkrace Robot Workshop

In this workshop, participants are guided through the logic behind how a Folkrace robot works, assemble the robots, and race them against each other.

The workshop is intended for youth aged 6+.

The workshop is organised by the TalTech Robotics Club.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass.
You can join the workshop at any time, subject to available spots.

Clean Up Your Room!

In this workshop, your creativity and engineering skills will be put to the test. Come and invent a solution for a spherical robot to tidy up a messy room! The workshop is playful, fun, and suitable for participants aged 8 to 108.

The workshop is led by TalTech’s Unicorn Squad PRO girls.

You can join the workshop at any time, subject to available spots.

The workshop is suitable from age 8+.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass.
You can join the workshop at any time; no prior registration is required.

Traffic Control Programming Workshop

In this workshop, participants will program traffic lights and organise traffic so that robots moving on a model of roads and intersections can navigate safely.

Target group: the workshop is suitable from age 13+.


The workshop is organised by TalTech.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

Robot Programming Workshop

Programming robots using simulation software. We will use a newly developed simulation environment. Suitable also for beginners—no prior programming experience is required.

Target group: the workshop is suitable from age 13+.


The workshop is organised by TalTech.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

Robotics Workshop

The robotics workshop focuses on line-following robots that participants can program and then test to see whether the code works correctly on the robot.

Target group: students from grade 9 and up are welcome to participate.

The workshop is organised by the Tallinn University of Applied Sciences.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Robotics Workshop

The robotics workshop focuses on line-following robots that participants can program and then test to see whether the code works correctly on the robot.

Target group: students from grade 9 and up are welcome to participate.

The workshop is organised by the Tallinn University of Applied Sciences.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Robotics Workshop

The robotics workshop focuses on line-following robots that participants can program and then test to see whether the code works correctly on the robot.

Target group: students from grade 9 and up are welcome to participate.

The workshop is organised by the Tallinn University of Applied Sciences.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Robotics Workshop

The robotics workshop focuses on line-following robots that participants can program and then test to see whether the code works correctly on the robot.

Target group: students from grade 9 and up are welcome to participate.

The workshop is organised by the Tallinn University of Applied Sciences.

Participation is free for Robotex festival visitors with a festival pass, but requires prior registration. You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a free ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

Glowing Spinner Building Workshop

What could be more fun than spinning a fidget spinner and watching colourful patterns appear on it? In this workshop, we will build a glowing spinner. It features lights in different colours, and when the spinner is set in motion, the lights turn on and create cool multicoloured patterns as it rotates. In the workshop, we introduce what a circuit board is, what electronic components are, and what soldering means — a skill every robotics enthusiast gets to practice often. To build the spinner, we will solder various components onto a circuit board. We will explain clearly and step by step why these components are needed and how they are used. In our workshops, we complete all steps together, explain the purpose of each component, and ensure a personalised learning experience. Everyone succeeds, and everyone leaves with their fully working device.

The workshop welcomes children from age 9+, or younger participants together with a parent.

Instructors: Ringa Rooteman, Ülari Ainjärv

The workshop is organised by Digipurk.

Participation in this workshop is paid. Fee: €10 (the spinner can be taken home). You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

Electronic Christmas Tree Building Workshop

Christmas is approaching — so why not decorate your room with a bright, self-built Christmas tree? In this workshop, we will build a small Christmas tree with blinking lights. It runs on a battery, making it easy to place anywhere you like. In the workshop, we introduce what a circuit board is, what electronic components are, and what soldering means — a skill every robotics enthusiast practices often. To assemble the Christmas tree, we will solder lights and various components onto a circuit board. We explain everything step by step, making clear why these specific components are needed and how they are used. In all our workshops, we complete each stage together, explain the nature of every component, and ensure a personalised approach. Everyone succeeds, and everyone leaves with their completed device.

The workshop welcomes children aged 9+, or younger participants together with a parent.

Instructors: Ringa Rooteman, Ülari Ainjärv

The workshop is organised by Digipurk.

Participation in this workshop is paid. Fee: €15 (participants can take the Christmas tree home).
You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE


A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

LED Heart Building Workshop

During the dark season, it’s delightful to brighten your room with a glowing, blinking heart. In this workshop, we will build a heart illuminated with LED lights, where the lights blink in different patterns. We introduce what a circuit board is, what electronic components are, and what soldering means — a skill every robotics enthusiast practices often. To build the heart, we will solder various components onto a circuit board. We explain everything step by step, making clear why these components are needed and how they are used. In all our workshops, we complete every stage together, discuss the purpose of each component, and ensure a personalised learning approach. Everyone succeeds, and everyone leaves with their fully working device.

The workshop lasts 1 hour.

The workshop welcomes children aged 9+, or younger participants together with a parent.

Instructors: Ringa Rooteman, Ülari Ainjärv

The workshop is organised by Digipurk.

Participation in this workshop is paid. Fee: €15 (participants can take the bug home).
You can register for the workshop via the Fienta platform. To register, obtain a ticket and enter the participant’s details HERE

A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

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