The Digital Technologies Institute is a Brisbane-based startup. Their mission is to simplify core computer science concepts and make them accessible to students and teachers without the need for coding. They have successfully proven this approach for the heart of the computer, the processor and artificial intelligence. Now teachers and students can build their own computer processors and deep dive into AI. Karsten Schulz, Hayden White and Henrik Maier are engineers and educators who have a passion for making invisible computing concepts visible. They make processor construction kits and artificial intelligence. Karsten has previously created the Young ICT Explorers Competition and, in 2014, started the Bebras Australia Computational Thinking Challenge. He has an international R&D background and has 18 patents in his name.