Project-based robotics & coding for kids 7–18. Small classes. Real tools. Things they actually built — not slideshows of things they could have built.
Three roads. Age six to a real job.
Every course is a stop on one of three routes — follow a road to see what your child builds at each age, and where it ends up.
For the child who takes things apart. This path stays physical the whole way through.
For the child who already spends their weekends inside games and has started wondering how they are made.
For the child who likes solving the puzzle more than the pictures — and for the one aiming at a computer science degree.
Our students, our classrooms, our slightly chaotic build days. Every photo here was taken at a branch.
Every kid leaves a term with something running. A sample from the last few cohorts.
♻️ Sorting waste manually can be time-consuming and inefficient. That’s why the team from Advaspire Robotics & Coding Academy built The Smart Waste Sorting Machine, a fully functional prototype made with LEGO bricks and powered by an ESP32 microcontroller — combining creativity with smart automation.
🌳 Illegal logging, wildfires, and environmental degradation threaten our forests every day. That’s why our students at Advaspire Robotics & Coding Academy have created TRACK AI 2030, an intelligent forest patrol robot designed to safeguard life on land — one sensor at a time. 🛰️ This project tackles SDG 15: Life on Land by combining robotics, AI, and IoT to monitor and protect forests from environmental threats. Whether operating autonomously or remotely, TRACK AI 2030 scans the environment for illegal activities or signs of danger and responds in real time.
💊 Forgetting to take your daily medications? You're not alone. Our students from Advaspire Robotics & Coding Academy present "The Medimate", a smart automatic pill planner designed to help the elderly and those with multiple prescriptions stay on track with their medication — easily and safely.
🌊 Our oceans are drowning in waste — but young minds at Advaspire Robotics & Coding Academy are rising to the challenge. Presenting The Smart Rubbish Collecting Boat, a student-engineered solution designed to clean up our waters and protect marine life.
🌳 Forests are the lungs of our planet — and protecting them is more critical than ever. That’s why the students at Advaspire Robotics & Coding Academy have developed The Forest Caretaker, an intelligent robotic system designed to monitor and protect forest ecosystems in real time.
✨ In this project, Wu Kong takes on new challenges that teach players about peace, justice, and strong institutions (SDG 16) while also exploring the consequences of violence and moral choices.
🚦 Traffic jams, unsafe crossings, and outdated systems are still common in many cities today. That’s why students at Advaspire Robotics & Coding Academy have developed The Smart Traffic Light System — an AI- and IoT-powered solution designed to make our roads smarter, safer, and more sustainable.
Coach, parent and student each get their own way in.
Coaches record and assess in our mobile app; parents follow the same record and register for assessments from it; students work through their own portal. Nothing is kept in a private notebook.
06 / FREE TRIAL
A 90-minute session, a real project, and something your child takes home. No card, no deposit, nothing to cancel.
Competitions, open days, camps and assessment sittings.
Some are for our own students, some are open to anyone. Dates are firm unless we say otherwise — message us if you want a place held.
Four mornings, one robot. For children who have never taken a class with us.
The second of the two yearly assessment windows. A pass certifies the level and opens the next course.
Our Semenyih and Kepong teams compete in the World Robot Olympiad national final.
Come and see a class run. Students demo what they built that term.
Walk in any day during operating hours. Or book a trial below — we'll hold the door.
Straight from
our classroom feed.
Follow what kids ship every week. Behind-the-scenes builds, parent recaps, and instructor breakdowns. Every tile below is the real post, playing here — on TikTok, Facebook and Instagram.
Playing games, or building them?
School-holiday reel — the case for turning screen time into making time.
At least here it's the robots fighting
Battle-bot night: teamwork, problem-solving, and zero sibling casualties.
Bootcamp day 1
Robots waking up, Minecraft worlds loading, holiday boredom cancelled.
December holiday programme
Warning: your child may not stop talking about their next invention.
They built a forest guardian
Creativity, teamwork and a suspicious amount of snack-fuelled energy.
Worksheets, or real robots?
What a typical enrichment class looks like next to a build bench.
Silver never looked this shiny
Competition day — and yes, he bit the medal.
Robots that clean the ocean
Eco prototypes from students who rescue fish for a school project.
Tech is the sidekick, not the hero
Curious kids and teachers who make it click — gadgets don't teach.
From playing games to creating them
The screen-time swap, in one post.
One missing semicolon
Arduino week: dramatic sighs, then very loud celebrations.
An AI traffic light, designed by children
Built for the people ordinary crossings forget — OKU, the elderly, parents with toddlers.