We provide quality STEM educational workshops for people of all ages and backgrounds to learn and experience robotics using the Arduino platform.
Techspace Learning is a registered not-for-profit organisation focussing on delivering opportunities for people to engage in STEM related activities in an informal, hands-on, self paced environment.
To help achieve this, we run workshops and various other activities around the Adelaide region to show people they can take control of technology and build their own gadgets and robots.
We are currently partnering with many schools, libraries and other organisations around Adelaide to deliver these activities.

We provide training for teachers and other professionals in the basics of Arduino programming, enabling them to support their students in the classroom. The training is hands-on and practical with a focus on understanding the basic principles. The sessions are flexible and can be tailored to suit individual situations.





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We can customise a display using a range of gadgets and machines that we have constructed over time demonstrating the flexibility of the Arduino microprocessor, and how individuals can use their creativity to build their own devices.
What Makes Us Different
Our Kits
Most Arduino kits come as a packet of components, a bunch of wires and a “breadboard”. Putting a project together becomes a nightmare of tangled wires and confusing problems when it does not work. In this case it’s hard to tell whether the problem is in the electronic wiring or in the programming, leading to all sorts of frustration.
Our kits are designed to allow the learner to focus on learning programming, not on learning electronics, which can be learnt later. All of the components in our kits are pre-wired to a small extent and have standard “servo” type plugs on them to allow flexibility in building projects, but without the confusion of basic electronics to worry about.
Techspace Learning kits have evolved slowly over time, and are put together “in-house” using components that have been specially modified by us to make using the Arduino more accessible.

