YoungHackers

10. 3. 2024, Moving Station Plzeň

Think IT’s a bad fit for your kids – that it’s just sitting in front of a computer? Wrong! We’ll convince you that technology is fun. Our Sunday program is for everyone aged 6–16, and we can guarantee that you and your children will leave it with lots of new experiences and smiles on your faces.

Besides the toys your children will be able to try out, you’ll also find information on possibilities for tech education in Pilsen, and on juniors’ future possible careers. You too may have a little IT star at home. Come and find out!

The YoungHackers Program 2024

Sunday 10. 3. 2024, afternoon between 2 and 6 p.m, only in czech language

14:00	Registration
In cooperation with SVČ Radovánek Robotics and electronics You will learn how to program a modular wheeled robot. You will learn about a drone that other kids have built. You will Practice critical thinking with Lego Education and other electronic building blocks. You'll experiment with the L connection on a non-soldering contact field.
In cooperation with Nvias Minecraft to success • You know Redstone logic circuits and Command_block programming. • You will discover all the interesting things on the BridgeAcademy.eu Minecraft server. • You will have the opportunity to try out the Minecraft projects that we will be working on during the summer camps. Internet of Things IoT in Minecraft • You will try IoTcraft - connecting real electronics with Minecraft. Artificial intelligence • How does the computer see the world and how can you use it? • You will train your own artificial intelligence. • You will try out language models.
In cooperation with VOŠ a SPŠE Plzeň Robotics and Internet of Things when playing with Micro:bit Micro:bit says: „Robot sit down!" Micro:bit encryptor Connecting the digital and real words in virtual and augmented reality Come and experience how your world transforms when you add virtual elements to it Play the escape game created by our students
In cooperation with G+SOŠ Rokycany 3D printing Create your own key tag. Merkur Bring Merkur to life by connecting it to Arduino.
In cooperation with Campo Arduino mBot Can you build a track for the robot?
In cooperation with Bav se vědou Make your own badge

Partners

Pavel König Co-founder

@ nvias, z.s.

Pavel König

Co-founder

@ nvias, z.s.

We are currently experiencing an incredibly rapid development of technology. I strive to inspire children and young people to experiment with new technologies and learn by creating real products and applications that have the potential for global success. I am changing the next generation from consumers to creators. We live in a world where anyone can turn their dreams and ideas into reality, and nvias.org can help you do just that.

Pavel Anderle Deputy Director

@ VOŠ a SPŠE Plzeň

Pavel Anderle

Deputy Director

@ VOŠ a SPŠE Plzeň

At AimtecHackathon we will represent the largest provider of secondary education in the field of IT and electrical engineering in the region - VOŠ and SPŠE Plzeň. We want to show something of what we know and what we enjoy. At Younghackers, we will awaken children´s interest in technology and fun. The (un)real world of modern technology is our playground to try out what we can create!

Roman Čečil Industrial Automation Consultant

@ Weidmüller

Roman Čečil

Industrial Automation Consultant

@ Weidmüller

Roman Čečil was probably already born with a soldering iron and a keyboard in hand. Designing electronics and programming microprocessor systems is his hobby and, until recently, his job. At the University of West Bohemia in Pilsen, he led European research and development projects focusing on embedded systems. He currently works for Weidmüller as a consultant for industrial automation applications for Central and Eastern Europe. In addition, he has been engaged in leisure activities for children and youth for more than 20 years, leading programming, electronics and robotics courses.

Jaroslav Burda teacher

@ G+SOŠ

Jaroslav Burda

teacher

@ G+SOŠ

I teach Hardware, Electronics, Operating Systems and Computer Networks. At Younghackers we will be presenting 3D printing and using the Mercury kit in conjunction with Arduino to create robots with enthusiasts from our tech club. Anyone can create and take away a key tag with their name on it, or try to build and animate a robot.

Miroslav Jiřík Researcher with a focus on computer vision

@ NTIS ZČU a BC CUNI

Miroslav Jiřík

Researcher with a focus on computer vision

@ NTIS ZČU a BC CUNI

I am interested in the application of computer vision methods in the field of biomedical research. I am also interested in robotics and its use in teaching programming. We organize the Campo Arduino summer cyber camp to teach participants to solve basic problems using robots. At the #AimtecHackathon, you will specifically learn about the mBot robot, which is known for its accessibility and flexibility. The robot will interact with its environment and you will control it within a simple game.