Workshops

Virtual reality around us

Virtual reality around us - we discover what virtual reality offers us, visit outer space, do 3D drawing or graffiti, learn natural subjects and finally play a little.

Target group: the workshop is suitable for all age groups

Instructor: Rainer Tõnnis

The workshop is organized by HARNO

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.
Up to 16 participants can participate in the workshop at the same time.
Registration HERE.

Robot hand building workshop

In the robot hand building workshop, we build a robot hand from simple materials (cardboard, straws, string, adhesive tape, glue, etc.), which is significantly larger than a human hand and with which it is possible to grab various things by pulling on the strings.

The workshop is suitable for ages 8+

Duration 45 minutes

Instructor: Marika Reinmets

Workshop is organized by HARNO

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 16 participants can register for the workshop.

Rubber engine car building workshop

In the workshop, we build a car that moves under the influence of the elastic force of rubber, for which we use ice cream sticks, barbecue sticks, straws, bottle caps, glue and, of course, rubber bands. At the end of the workshop there will be a self-made car race.

The workshop is suitable for ages 8+

Instructor: Marika Reinmets

Workshop is organized by HARNO

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 16 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

Children's robotics

Various educational robots are used during the workshop (baby bots-bluebots, robotic mice, Ficher Price centipedes, Qobo snails, Clementon Docs, etc.). We introduce how these robots work and children can try everything themselves.

Target group: age 5-7

Instructor: Marika Reinmets

Workshop is organized by HARNO

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

Up to 16 participants can participate in the workshop.

Registration HERE.

A civil engineer overcomes obstacles

We make a beautiful, simple and as strong as possible bridge from paper. We break the bridge and determine the load. Award for the authors of the best bridge of the day.

It takes 20-40 minutes to build the bridge.

The workshop can be added on an ongoing basis, you can participate alone or with a team of up to 4 members.

Instructor: Martin Talvik

The main target group of the workshop is young people from grades 8-12, but participation is also suitable for others.

TTÜ Robotiklubi: folkrace workshop

The goal of the Folkrace workshop is to build the simplest possible Folkrace robot that can independently traverse a circular track. The robot drives using "tundras" that directly control the motors, meaning no programming skills are required at all.

Target group: Young people aged 10+

Instructor: Markus Puudersell

The workshop is organized by TTU Robot Club

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

TTÜ Robotiklubi: folkrace workshop

The goal of the Folkrace workshop is to build the simplest possible Folkrace robot that can independently traverse a circular track. The robot drives using "tundras" that directly control the motors, meaning no programming skills are required at all.

Target group: Young people aged 10+

Instructor: Markus Puudersell

The workshop is organized by TTU Robot Club

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

TTU Robotiklub demo performance: machine vision

It is a demo of machine vision, where a brief overview of what machine vision is and what can be done with it is given. As a practical example, a "Pacman"-like demo has been created, where one robot is controlled from the computer, and other robots automatically chase the controlled robot. When the pursuers catch the controlled robot, the game is also over.

Target audience: suitable for everyone

Supervisors: Erki Meinberg

The workshop is organized by TTU Robot Club

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

Hollywood aviation vs. reality

Let's dive behind the scenes of the aviation world! Do you find pilots who order drinks from the flight attendants and joke during take-off also on scheduled flights? Let's watch video examples, explain them in terms of real aviation, and find out if you've fallen for movie stunts?

Target audience: suitable for everyone

The instructors are from the Estonian Aviation Academy.

The workshop is organized by the Estonian Aviation Academy

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

Workshop on building a distance-keeping device for students

We welcome all students who are interested in robotics to this workshop, who want to learn more about how electronics, mechanics and automation are connected, or what robotics actually is. We talk about nature, physics, mathematics and more. Let's look at things from a slightly different angle.

In the workshop, we will build a great practical aid - a distance-keeping device. We will learn how to connect LED lamps, distance sensor and buzzer to Arduino Uno. The smart device signals with lights and sound when someone gets too close. We get to know the C programming language and change the "commands" sent to the device to play out different scenarios.

Teachers with their smart students from the age of 10 are welcome to the workshop.

The workshop lasts 1 hour.

Supervisors: Ringa Rooteman, Ülari Ainjärv

The workshop is organized by Digipurk

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass. A maximum of 12 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IN THE AVAILABLE PLACES DECK

Workshop on building a distance-keeping device for students

We welcome all students who are interested in robotics to this workshop, who want to learn more about how electronics, mechanics and automation are connected, or what robotics actually is. We talk about nature, physics, mathematics and more. Let's look at things from a slightly different angle.

In the workshop, we will build a great practical aid - a distance-keeping device. We will learn how to connect LED lamps, distance sensor and buzzer to Arduino Uno. The smart device signals with lights and sound when someone gets too close. We get to know the C programming language and change the "commands" sent to the device to play out different scenarios.

Teachers with their smart students from the age of 10 are welcome to the workshop.

The workshop lasts 1 hour.

Supervisors: Ringa Rooteman, Ülari Ainjärv

The workshop is organized by Digipurk

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass. A maximum of 12 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IN THE AVAILABLE PLACES DECK

Children's robotics

Various educational robots are used during the workshop (baby bots-bluebots, robotic mice, Ficher Price centipedes, Qobo snails, Clementon Docs, etc.). We introduce how these robots work and children can try everything themselves.

Target group: 5-7 year olds

Supervisor: Marika Reinmets

The workshop is organized by HARNO

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

Up to 16 participants can participate in the workshop

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

Virtual reality around us

Virtual reality around us - we discover what virtual reality offers us, visit outer space, do 3D drawing or graffiti, learn natural subjects and finally play a little.

Target group: the workshop is suitable for all age groups

Supervisor: Rainer Tõnnis

The workshop is organized by HARNO

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.
Up to 16 participants can participate in the workshop at the same time.
GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

Workshop on building a car with a rubber engine

In the workshop, we build a car that moves under the influence of the elastic force of rubber, for which we use ice cream sticks, barbecue sticks, straws, bottle caps, glue and, of course, rubber bands. At the end of the workshop there will be a self-made car race.

The workshop is suitable for ages 8+

Supervisor Marika Reinmets

The workshop is organized by HARNO

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 16 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

Robot arm construction workshop

In the robot hand building workshop, we build a robot hand from simple materials (cardboard, straws, string, adhesive tape, glue, etc.), which is significantly larger than a human hand and with which it is possible to grab various things by pulling on the strings.

The workshop is suitable for ages 8+

The workshop lasts 45 minutes.

Supervisor: Marika Reinmets

The workshop is organized by HARNO

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 16 participants can register for the workshop.


GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

Vegetable power plant

In the "Vegetable Power Station" workshop, an invention that produces electricity is made with tools found in the kitchen.

The workshop is suitable for anyone interested.

Instructor: Artur Lavrov

The workshop is organized by TalTech

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

Julius Spaceship

In the workshop "Julius' spaceship": Julius wants to travel to a warm land in a spaceship, but he doesn't remember what he learned in physics class anymore and he doesn't know how to drive a spaceship himself. Fortunately, Juulius has a couple of mock-ups with which it is possible to develop a control method. Let's help Juulius reach a warm country!.

The workshop is suitable for anyone interested.

Instructor: Artur Lavrov

The workshop is organized by TalTech

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 10 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

LEGO Spike Prime workshop

In the workshop, we test the LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime robotics kits and their capabilities. It is described by the manufacturer as a set whose capabilities lie between LEGO WeDo 2.0 and the more complex Mindstorms EV3. With SPIKE Prime, you can solve tasks from simple to complex, using colorful building blocks as easy-to-use hardware and innovative Scratch-based software. Students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills through playful activities. Various tasks can be solved in the workshop, including line tracing.

Target group: 5th-9th grade youth The workshop lasts 1 hour 15 minutes

Instructors from TalTech

The workshop is organized by TalTech

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 12 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

LEGO Spike Prime workshop

In the workshop, we test the LEGO® Education SPIKE™ Prime robotics kits and their capabilities. It is described by the manufacturer as a set whose capabilities lie between LEGO WeDo 2.0 and the more complex Mindstorms EV3. With SPIKE Prime, you can solve tasks from simple to complex, using colorful building blocks as easy-to-use hardware and innovative Scratch-based software. Students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills through playful activities. Various tasks can be solved in the workshop, including line tracing.

Target group: 5th-9th grade youth The workshop lasts 1 hour 15 minutes

Instructors from TalTech

The workshop is organized by TalTech

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 12 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

TTU Robotiklub demo performance: machine vision

It is a demo of machine vision, where a brief overview of what machine vision is and what can be done with it is given. As a practical example, a "Pacman"-like demo has been created, where one robot is controlled from the computer, and other robots automatically chase the controlled robot. When the pursuers catch the controlled robot, the game is also over.

Target audience: suitable for everyone

Supervisors: Erki Meinberg

The workshop is organized by TTU Robot Club

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

Basics of Electronics and Programming with Arduino

Are you a technology and electronics lover and interested in programming? In the Arduino UNO workshop, you assemble an electronic device yourself and program it to work! The workshop gives a simplified idea of ​​how modern electronic devices - such as mobile phones, televisions, radios, etc. - work. In the workshop we use the very common Arduino platform.

Target group age: 12+ years

Instructors from TalTech

The workshop is organized by TalTech

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 12 participants can register for the workshop.

Registration HERE.

Basics of Electronics and Programming with Arduino

Are you a technology and electronics lover and interested in programming? In the Arduino UNO workshop, you assemble an electronic device yourself and program it to work! The workshop gives a simplified idea of ​​how modern electronic devices - such as mobile phones, televisions, radios, etc. - work. In the workshop we use the very common Arduino platform.

Target group age: 12+ years

Instructors from TalTech

The workshop is organized by TalTech

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 12 participants can register for the workshop.

Registration HERE.

Hollywood aviation vs. reality

Let's dive behind the scenes of the aviation world! Do you find pilots who order drinks from the flight attendants and joke during take-off also on scheduled flights? Let's watch video examples, explain them in terms of real aviation, and find out if you've fallen for movie stunts?

Target audience: suitable for everyone

Instructors from the Estonian Aviation Academy.

The workshop is organized by the Estonian Aviation Academy

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

Estonian Aviation Academy robot master class

Estonian Aviation Academy's robot master class - Universal LEGO set allows you to take part in the fascinating world of robotics. You build a robot with the help of the instructor's skillful tips and try to get it to solve the given tasks.

The workshop is especially suitable for first grade, but others can also participate.

The workshop lasts 1 hour.

Instructors from the Estonian Aviation Academy.

The workshop is organized by the Estonian Aviation Academy.

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 9 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

Hollywood aviation vs. reality

Let's dive behind the scenes of the aviation world! Do you find pilots who order drinks from the flight attendants and joke during take-off also on scheduled flights? Let's watch video examples, explain them in terms of real aviation, and find out if you've fallen for movie stunts?

Target audience: suitable for everyone

Instructors from the Estonian Aviation Academy.

The workshop is organized by the Estonian Aviation Academy

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

Estonian Aviationt Academy robot master class

Estonian Aviation Academy's robot master class - Universal LEGO set allows you to take part in the fascinating world of robotics. You build a robot with the help of the instructor's skillful tips and try to get it to solve the given tasks.

The workshop is especially suitable for first grade, but others can also participate.

The workshop lasts 1 hour.

Instructors from the Estonian Aviation Academy.

The workshop is organized by the Estonian Aviation Academy.

Participation in the workshop is free for Robotex visitors with a festival pass.

A maximum of 9 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

Workshop on building a line-following car

Build a Track Car Workshop: What's more Robotex-related than a track car. In the workshop, it becomes clear what a printed circuit board, components and soldering are, that is, an activity that a true robotics enthusiast practices in abundance. To build a car that follows the line, we solder various components to the circuit board and attach two motors with wheels. Each participant in the workshop will get a set of hardware needed to build a car, and after the workshop, the finished car can be taken home. Come alone, with a friend or bring a parent with you, it's much more fun to make something great together.

The target group is young people aged 12+.

Supervisors: Ringa Rooteman, Ülari Ainjärv

The workshop is organized by Digipurk

Participation fee 20 euros. The participants get the car they made.

A maximum of 12 participants can register for the workshop.

Electronic Hourglass Construction Workshop

What could be better than watching an hourglass with flashing LED lights. In the workshop, it becomes clear what a printed circuit board, components and soldering are, that is, an activity that a true robotics enthusiast practices in abundance. To build the hourglass, we solder many LED lamps and various components to the circuit board. Each participant in the workshop will get a set of hardware needed to build an hourglass, and after the workshop you can take the finished hourglass home with you. Come alone, with a friend or bring a parent with you, it's much more fun to make something great together.

Target group 12+

Supervisors: Ringa Rooteman, Ülari Ainjärv

The workshop is organized by Digipurk

Participation fee 20 euros.

A maximum of 12 participants can register for the workshop.

GROUP IS FULL. IT IS POSSIBLE TO REGISTER ON THE SITE FOR THE WORKSHOP IF THERE ARE VACANCIES

Electronic dice building workshop

Playing board games is great, especially if you use electronic dice with flashing LED lights. In the workshop, it becomes clear what a printed circuit board, components and soldering are, that is, an activity that a true robotics enthusiast practices in abundance. To build the dice, we solder LED lamps and various components to the circuit board. Each participant in the workshop will get a set of hardware needed to build a dice, and after the workshop, the completed dice can be taken home. Come alone, with a friend or bring a parent with you, it's much more fun to make something great together.

The target group is young people aged 12+.

Supervisors: Ringa Rooteman, Ülari Ainjärv

The workshop is organized by Digipurk

Participation fee 20 euros. Participants get the prepared dice for themselves.

A maximum of 12 participants can register for the workshop.

Register HERE.