Mechanics meet code
Robotics & Electronics Intro
Build and program a desktop robotic arm while learning how motors, sensors, structure, and software work as one system.
What learners will do
Each activity moves from guided construction to open-ended problem solving, with clear checkpoints that make progress visible to learners and instructors.
Assemble a multi-axis robotic mechanism
Control servo position and movement speed
Create repeatable pick-and-place routines
Connect mechanical choices to code behavior
Inside the kit
Everything needed for a focused first experience is organized around durable, reusable components and practical documentation.
At a glance
Flexible enough for classrooms, workshops, after-school programs, workforce demonstrations, and independent builders.
Teach with confidence
Project sequencing, instructor notes, skill checks, and extension ideas help turn the hardware into a complete learning experience.
Designed for Robotics learning
Robotics & Electronics Intro gives ages 12+ a structured 4–6 hours experience that connects practical construction, technical reasoning, and guided reflection. The beginner+ pathway works in classrooms, STEM labs, clubs, camps, homeschool programs, and technical-training environments.