Entering orbit…
Nikola Tesla is teaching live in Robotics Hall. Interrupt him, argue with him, and light up your own sky.
How a class works
Hold Space and talk. Tesla stops mid-sentence, answers in character, draws on the board, and picks up where he left off.
Ask to see the radio boat and he takes you there. Get lost and he explains it another way. Your curiosity sets the path.
Spin a motor with a rotating field, tune a coil until a bulb lights with no wires, and steer the 1898 boat by radio.
Each lecture is a constellation. Light every star, find the secret ones by asking the right questions, then win the final challenge by teaching it back.
The faculty
Robotics · Open now
Guest lecturer: Leonardo da Vinci
“Machines That Obey”
Artificial Intelligence · Opening soon
Guest lecturer: Ada Lovelace
“The imitation game, then and now”
Quantum Computing · Opening soon
Guest lecturer: Max Planck
“Why a bit can be 0 and 1 at once”
Space · Opening soon
Guest lecturer: Konstantin Tsiolkovsky
“From a Massachusetts farm to reusable rockets”
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