“Space for All” is a hands-on experience combining space exploration, creative design, and electronics. Each workshop session features one of the selected theme kits— the “Talking Astronaut” or “Glowing UFO”—guiding participants to assemble and craft a unique piece of their own.
Through guided assembly, decoration, and testing, participants explore how colour, form, materials, and interactive features harmoniously work together. Every participant is provided with a complete tool kit and takes home a one-of-a-kind handmade creation.
The workshop aims to inspire imagination, cultivate practical making skills, and build problem-solving capabilities, while connecting design with everyday life. The session concludes with an interactive sharing circle, inviting participants to present their design concepts, reflect on their creative process, and explore possibilities for future refinement and iteration.
60Pins is the organiser of ASTRON Space Lab 5, a coding competition encouraging secondary students to write Python code and upload it to the International Space Station (ISS) for execution. 60Pins is a STEM education brand under Kolour Think Tank (KTT), which focuses on the research and development (R&D) and application of IT, AI, and ESG green technologies.