Electronics & Wiring
Learn circuits, power, breadboards, sensors, motors and safe hands-on wiring.
POWER → SIGNAL → ACTION
Hands-on robotics and engineering classes for youth ages 8+. Students learn how software controls hardware, how circuits and wiring work, and how ideas become real working machines.
MORE THAN LEARNING TO CODE
We connect programming to the physical world. Students don't just type instructions on a screen—they wire components, read sensors, control motors, design parts, troubleshoot systems, and see their code create movement.
Learn circuits, power, breadboards, sensors, motors and safe hands-on wiring.
POWER → SIGNAL → ACTIONBuild programming fundamentals and understand how instructions become real behavior.
INPUT → LOGIC → OUTPUTCombine code, electronics and mechanical systems to build machines that sense and move.
SENSE → THINK → MOVEExperiment, troubleshoot, redesign and learn why a system works—not just how to copy it.
ASK → TEST → IMPROVEDesign custom parts in 3D, print them, test fit and improve the design for a real project.
DESIGN → PRINT → BUILDA robot is not one subject. It is code talking to electronics, electronics reading the physical world, and mechanical parts responding. Students learn those connections through guided builds and increasingly independent challenges.
Build and program a rover that combines motors, sensors, navigation logic and real-world troubleshooting.
Explore flight control, sensors, communication and the software-hardware relationship behind unmanned systems.
Build remote sensor nodes and learn how environmental data can travel over long-range wireless links.
Collect GPS coordinates, transmit location data and display device positions and status on a web-based server.
Connect cameras and sensor data with AI and computation so projects can recognize, analyze and respond intelligently.
Design custom parts, print prototypes, test fit and improve them until they become functional parts of a complete system.
Our goal is not to give students one “correct” project. It is to give them the technical foundation and confidence to ask, “What if I build…?”—and then know how to start.
Two Saturday class options are available.
Weekday classes are available during the after-school window.
Looking for a different schedule? Contact us and we'll discuss available options.
If your student's school is nearby, transportation may be available for an additional fee. Please contact us for availability and details.
Class level and placement are based on the student's goals and our initial assessment, helping us place each student at an appropriate starting point.
There is no prerequisite requirement. Students ages 8+ can start with us whether this is their first time touching a circuit or they already love building and coding.
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