02/11/2026
An expensive lab machine for medical tests did not stop one YouTube maker. It's Triggy built a home version instead, and filmed the build.
It moves liquid into 96 small wells at once. It uses 3D-printed parts, four motors and a set of gears, and the maker wrote the code. It was built for experiments, and it would need much more testing before anyone relied on it.
That mix of parts, motors and code is what robotics is. Robocoders aged 10 to 17 build a lift controlled over radio, and a robotic arm with a camera that recognises shapes. Families across the Midlands will find our Studio Lab in Solihull.
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