For universities, courses and hackathons

Kits for the classroom and the hackathon.

Atech is a set of electronic modules that snap onto a motherboard, no wiring. Students describe what they want to build in plain language, the software writes the firmware, and they assemble it like LEGO.

5,000 modules and 300 starter kits sold so far.

Where the kit is in use

  • Stanford
  • UC Berkeley
  • Oxford
  • Cambridge
  • UBC: the course MECH 350 is integrating the kit; Biomed 385 follows next term.
  • ÆSIR, the rocket club at KTH, flies Atech modules.
ÆSIR hot test, livestream frame
“Can we make a rocket with the Atech stack? It seems like we can.”
Erik Alexander Eklöf, president, ÆSIR rocketry, KTH · source

Hackathons running on kits, autumn 2026

  • La Machine, Amsterdam, 2–4 October
  • The Pink Hack, Copenhagen, 24 October
  • NTNU, Trondheim, 5 November
  • Junction, Finland, 13–15 November
  • The INCVBATE defence-tech programme in Denmark runs a kit session.

What we offer

  • Course kits
  • Hackathon kits
  • A workshop

Write to [email protected] with the course or event, the number of students and the date.

Buy kit[email protected]