Build Robots. Break Boundaries.
Hands-on STEM robotics classes for ages 4-16 in Macarthur, South-West Sydney.
Pick your Engineer Level
Four progressive levels. Same big smile, deeper thinking every year.
Real Machines. Real Kids.
180+ curriculum builds across our four programs — gears, motors, sensors, code. Below is a showcase of 12 favourites spanning every level; each teaches a real engineering concept.
JuniorAirplane
Ages 4–5Playful discovery build for early makers.
EngineerF1 Race Car
Ages 6–12The drive is made on a spur gear.
ProExcavator
Ages 7–13The excavator bucket drive uses a combination of a worm and two bevel mechanical gears.
PrimeSpot
Ages 10–16A four-legged walking robot — inverse kinematics coordinate leg pairs to produce a stable gait.
JuniorRobotic Arm
Ages 4–5Playful discovery build for early makers.
EngineerMobile Crane
Ages 6–12The crane boom is lowered and raised by a worm gear drive.
ProFerris Wheel
Ages 7–13Rotation takes place through a combination of a cylindrical drive and two belt drives.
PrimeLine Follower
Ages 10–16Two IR reflectance sensors feed a proportional controller so the robot tracks a black line at variable speed.
JuniorDutch Windmill
Ages 4–5Playful discovery build for early makers.
EngineerHelicopter
Ages 6–12A crown gear rotates the main and auxiliary propellers of the helicopter.
ProTower Crane
Ages 7–13A drive on a cylindrical transmission; the crane boom rotates around its axis.
PrimeSweepBot
Ages 10–16Rotating brushes driven by belt transmission; a bump sensor triggers a random-walk escape algorithm.
Meet The Engineer Crew
Every AuRobo class has a buddy — Ada the AI Engineer, Max the Mechanic, Nova the Coder and Bolt the Builder. They cheer kids on, mission by mission.
Happy Builders, Happier Parents
“My daughter went from ‘What’s a gear?’ to explaining torque at the dinner table in 8 weeks. Worth every dollar.”
“The instructors treat kids like real engineers. My son now designs his own contraptions before school.”
“We hosted an AuRobo workshop at our school — 40 kids, zero boredom, endless questions. Book them.”
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