Join ComputerXplorers this Easter in this fun filled, hands on workshop as we learn how to use robotics technology to build and program Lego robots which can move using motors, gears and sensors.
We will also be finding out how robotics technology can be used and applied to modern day medicine.
Workshops run for 1hr 30min and require an accompanying (non-paying) adult per child.
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