Our passion...
What is a Robotics Club?
Our unique robotics club is a hands-on learning environment where technology enthusiasts both young and old can explore the exciting world of robotics, programming and engineering. It's a place where curiosity creates innovation, fostering collaboration and creativity. Young minds are challenged as they learn valuable skills that help them in their future STEM based careers.
Our members work on their own projects but will often work together to share skills and ideas and work towards common goals such as competitions and public exhibits.
Our club members and mentors are made up of adults who have a diverse skillset in coding, engineering, electronics and robotics. There are also many young adults who are completing degrees and PhD's in STEM based career paths, and many of them have been with the club since the early beginnings of the Hallett Cove Robotics Club which started in 2013.
Why is our club important for the future?
Then there are the teens who are still in high school but coding at University level due to attendance at the club since before they started high school.
And finally the youngest group who started by attending our robotics workshops and wanted to keep working and learning with their own ideas and inventions.
Our club provides an environment which fosters creative thinking, problem-solving, collaboration and an engineering mindset where members develop real-world skills. This club is not just about having fun with technology, it's about laying solids foundations for the next generation of technology innovators.
latest news...
Latest Article: Sponsorships keeping our Robotics Club Dream Alive!
The Adelaide City Robotics Club (ACRC), formally known as the Hallett Cove Robotics Club, has been a place for young minds to gather, create, build and collaborate since it was first established in 2013 by father of two, Don Eickhoff. Over the years the club has mentored and encouraged people of all ages to learn coding and build robotic projects using Arduino and other mechatronics componentry. In more recent years, the club moved to the Adelaide city to be more centrally located. It is now firmly rooted in the basement of the WEA Adult Learning Centre, where a custom-built space was constructed, mostly by Don himself…
Line Following Competition 2025 - And the Winner is.....
Well done to Isaac who won the under 13 category with his Lego based Line Follower. And Hugh for his almost antique microbits line-follower, who won the fastest vehicle on the track.
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