Where our work comes to life.
In mid-2019, a mere couple of months after we began operations, we opened our doors in Troy, MI USA. After years of tinkering, manufacturing, and invention in our founder, Danielle Boyer's, kitchen, it was finally time to find a better space when we received our first order of fifty robotics kits. We now have a space to call home. We used to be in this space full time, but now due to demand we remotely work across Turtle Island (North America). You'll find most of us on the West Coast cooking up robot kits, inventing new creations, and supporting our communities.
Take a look at our shop: We have decked it out in our art, designs by our students, and things that make us proud and represent our cultures.
Based in Troy, MI USA
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Updates: What Our Shop Looks Like Today
Our Active Learning Corner
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On our ladder shelf, we feature student designs and 3D prints of our favorite animals so that they can climb around after we leave for the day, Toy Story style. We built our workbenches and tables.
Whether it be scientific posters, buckets of robot parts, or a wall of electrical diagrams... we have it all!
We use a super cool 3D printer that uses only recycled plastic!
Printing, Creating, Thinking
Representation Matters
Custom art by our founder, Danielle Boyer, to represent our students.
Soldering in Style
Photography by Rebeca Da Silva Photography.
