The micro Lab @seti.gr is a vibrant volunteer-driven workshop dedicated to the world of science and technology — from computers, programming, robotics, and microprocessors to astronomy and beyond.
Our mission is to share knowledge, spark curiosity & imagination, and bring ideas to life!
We strive to cultivate a fun, creative, friendly, social, and safe environment where members can learn, experiment, and grow together. At the same time, we encourage active participation in exciting activities such as competitions, events, and collaborative projects.
We were excited to participate in the FIRST LEGO League — what an incredible experience!
It was amazing to witness the creativity, teamwork, and innovation of all the teams involved. Events like this truly highlight the power of STEAM and collaboration.
Proud to be part of it — and already looking forward to the next one!
Unfortunately, our team couldn’t make it to the match in Tallinn.
A weekend full of coding! On 5/11 the results were announced… we took 16th place!!!
Our team MicroLab Union won third place in the LEGO Line Following (under 14 years old) category and qualified for Robotex International, which will be held in Tallinn, Estonia, in Dec-25. They also automatically qualified for the Estonia finals in the Maze category.
We participated in three categories, and in early September the results were announced — one of our students qualified for the finals!
Our team MicroLab Union received third place in the Rising All-Star Award.
Our team MicroLab Union took third place in Robo Game, received third place in the Robot Performance Award, and qualified for the FIRST® LEGO® League Challenge 2025 Finals.
The members of our team MicroLab Union participated in the competition for the first time. It was a unique, life-changing experience, achieving second place in Greece and putting on a very impressive performance at the global competition in Tallinn, Estonia on 6/12, competing against nearly 60 teams from around the world!
Our team MicroLab Union prepared their robot (Herbie) for the international competition, which will take place in Tallinn, Estonia on 6/12 & 7/12.
Our team MicroLab Union took second place and qualified for Robotex International, which will be held in Tallinn, Estonia in Dec-24.
A weekend full of coding and a super party! Great results… we took 16th place!
One of our students took first place in Greece in the “Know-all” category! Good luck for the finals!
Our team MicroLab Union took eighth place! Good luck to Robovision in the finals!
Our team MicroLab Explorers! presented their themed park construction!
Our team MicroLab Challengers’ robot (BBRC) took 38th place.
Our team MicroLab Explorers! presented their construction “Our Good and Beautiful School”.
Our team MicroLab Challengers qualified for the finals! They took 16th place, with the top 23 teams advancing.
The MicroLab teams are participating in Astro Pi – Mission Zero.
Our team MicroLab Challengers participated in FIRST® LEGO® League Athens.
MicroLab participated in Moonhack 2023, organized by the Code Club Australia.
MicroLab participated in the European Code Week, which aims to make programming accessible to everyone in a fun and engaging way.
MicroLab participated in the NASA Observe Moon Night event.
MicroLab started its first classes!
The Lego Education platform has simplified things in robotics/STEM. Lego WeDo 2.0, EV3, and Spike Prime help us build a robot, because in addition to the bricks, wheels, gears, and axles, they provide sensors, motors, and a programmable controller.
The micro:bit platform helps in understanding microcontrollers, electronic components, and programming.
The Raspberry Pi platform covers a wide range of microcontroller applications, from small projects to large/professional constructions.
The computers we use.
Linux, what else?
With Linux, yes you can!
Ubuntu, linux for human beings
The necessary evil! Just kidding – the operating system that helped spread computer science.
Be together, not the same.
Scratch is a programming language for children, where we program in a visual/graphical way.
If you like Monty Python, then this programming language is for you!
Java – write once, run anywhere!
The Code Club volunteer organization of the Raspberry Pi Foundation offers plenty of educational resources!