Current News & Events
Block Coding Bookings Now Open
Bookings are now OPEN for our Introductory to Robotics Workshops which are on again these School Holidays and we have a bunch of sessions available at Woodcroft Library, Mount Barker Library and at our Home base in the basement at the WEA Centre. Absolutely no experience necessary and all ages are welcome. Basic mouse and keyboard skills is all that is required and we find that these sessions are best suited for those aged 8 - 88! If you have been curious about robotics but not sure how to get started.. THIS IS IT!! Book your seat and join in the fun!
C++ Bookings Now Open
Do you have an interest in Robotics, you can type and have a keen interest in learning what you can do with Arduino Microprocessors? We have an Introductory Session just for YOU these School Holidays! In this session you will build and code your first Robotic Project using C++ programming language (more advanced than block coding). This one hour session gives you a feel for how your world can open when you use this open source platform. If you are ready to join in the fun, our bookings are now open for sessions in Mount Barker Library, Woodcroft Library, and our home base in the basement of the WEA Centre in Angas Street. Absolutely NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY.
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…
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.
