Robot Kit, Robotics for Kids Ages 8-12, STEM Toys for Boys with Remote & App Control, Arduino & Scratch Compatible, Science Kits for Kids Age 8-12, Gift for Boys & Girls(Yellow)
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- Hands-On STEM Robot Learning. This STEM robot kit combines coding, electronics, and robotics into a fun hands-on learning experience. Powered by an ESP32 controller and guided by 16 story-based tutorials, this robotics kit helps children ages 812 build real-world STEM skills while sparking creativity. A perfect introduction to robotics for kids ages 812, ideal for science fairs, classroom use, or at-home projects.
- Build Your Own Robot Parent-Child DIY Fun. This Arduino-compatible coding robot kit includes HD videos and illustrated step-by-step instructions, making it easy for kids and parents to assemble together. Great for family STEM bonding, the process boosts confidence and critical thinking skills. A wonderful option for building sets for boys and robot kits for kids age 8-12. Tutorial & code path: ACEBOTT Official Website Resources WIKI and Assembly Video. Note: Batteries not included.
- Expandable Robot Kit Endless Creativity. This programmable robot supports expansion with camera, robotic arm, tank track, and solar panel kits (sold separately), making it one of the most engaging STEM toys for boys age 8-12. Kids can continue their journey by upgrading features as their curiosity growsideal for both coding toys for ages 8-13 and engineering kits for kids age 14-16.
- App & Remote Control. With both IR remote and smartphone App (iOS & Android), this programmable robot car offers easy, flexible control indoors and outdoors. Whether kids are coding or just playing, it enhances confidence and excitement while exploring technologyan excellent robotics kit for independent learning.
- 360 Mecanum Movement Learn by Exploring. The 4WD robot car features omnidirectional Mecanum wheels that allow full 360 movementsideways, diagonal, rotation, and drifting. Great for completing obstacle challenges and narrow path navigation, this stem robot improves spatial reasoning and problem-solving. Perfect for multiple terrains like carpet, tile, and pavement.
- Inspiring STEM Gift. Combining engineering, robotics, and hands-on learning, this is the ultimate STEM kit for kids age 12-14 and even great for engineering kits for kids age 14-16. Whether you're gifting for birthdays, holidays, or a science fair project, this robot kit makes an exciting and educational gift that kids and teens will love.
Product Dimensions: 9 x 7 x 2.5 inches
Item Weight: 2.23 pounds
Manufacturer recommended age: 12 years and up
Manufacturer: Shen zhen shi ai si bo ke ji you xian gong si
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I have been involved in competitive robotics (and robotics education) for over 12 years. -- This is the best beginners kit I have ever seen. When you buy a robotics kit, you are buying three things. The engineering to design the kit, the physical parts of the kit and the instructions/lessons that come with the kit. First things first, this kit uses what we call COTS parts. (Common Off The Shelf) You could basically buy every part from Amazon and make your own kit. The laser cut acrylic chassis is custom and the sensors are on custom breakout (mounting) boards. But more or less all the components are off the shelf. The engineering comes in making sure they all work together and the few custom pieces fit properly. This is where many kids robotics kits end. You get parts, they sorta work together and if you're lucky an app to go with it. ACEBOTT bills itself as a robotics education company not a toy company. I can see why. There are hundreds of pages of documentation with this kit. It's like enrolling in a college course, not buying a toy. Sure the kids have fun while they learn but make no mistake, you can use this kit to do a whole lot of learning. The kit even has an adventure game type thing to keep the student interest. (see picture) This kit is the 'base' kit the student can add on to for years. I believe every add-on is available on Amazon. On the software side they give lessons with three different programming environments (languages) and the student can work their way up to a very advanced level. (python) It's amazingly well thought out. Overall the instructions (really lessons) are great with one exception. They are obviously not written by a native speaker and it's painfully obvious. But if you look past that, the lesson content is amazing. As far as the price goes, adding up the parts in my head, the price is very close to what the base parts would cost you. But that does not include the lessons which are priceless. I'll say this: I've probably bought (or donated) over $10,000 in robot stuff. I can say without a doubt this is the best value kit I have seen. And it's not close. Two final important notes. 1) If you're a parent and you buy this, just know they may not take to it. But that's ok. Most parents buy their kids musical instruments when they they are young. Few kids grow up to play but parent are ok with that. Robotics might not be their thing. Keep it around, hopefully they will grow into it. 2) It's near impossible for me to give you an age range on this. An interested 8 year old with LOTS of adult help would get a lot out of it. I'd think 6th-7th grade might be the lower limit if they are learning solo. You do not need to be a geek parent to help the kid. You can use this to learn too. My conclusion won't surprise you. Buy it.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2025 by clickz4 clickz4
I'm a kid in my 50's and thoroughly loved this. My dad brought home an Apple ][+ computer when I was 12 years old and I become obsessed. It turned in a 40+ year career for me. I think all kids should be exposed to a few STEM projects - you never know what might trigger a lifelong passion or career. Worst case, your kid is not interested and you are out a few bucks. I had never heard of the company ACEBOTT, but I would suggest taking a look at their website. They are really trying to bring robotics and programming to the young masses. They have great products, software, tutorials, videos, and education programs for schools. This is actually my second ACEBOTT kit. My first was a combo package of this Smart Robot Car (QD001) plus the Robot Arm Expansion Pack (QD007). Honestly, I found this robot car to be the most fun to build and use, so I would start here. You can always buy the expansion packs separately if you want to continue with more. This second car was built by my son so we can do battles and stuff. This kit is really fun to build. We spent about 2 hours for the first time through and a little less for the second build. They have Lego-like instructions on their website as well as instructional videos on YouTube. Once assembled, you can freely program them to do whatever you want. ACEBOTT has their own program call ACECode, but you can also use other programs such as the Arduino IDE or Microsoft MakeCode. The ACECode software is a great place to start, and it includes a bunch of sample apps to get your robot going right away. The ACECode program is great for newbies. You can use their drag-and-drop "blocky" interface to build apps with little knowledge about programming languages. However, there is a window on the side that shows the resulting underlining C code or Python code that is being built as you drag the building blocks around. It's a brilliant way to teach programming - over time, users can start making changes directly to the C or Python code. As for ages, ACEBOTT recommends 16+. That seems about right, but I would definitely say younger kids could grasp this if they seem STEM minded (or have help from STEM minded parents/siblings). I think the fear is that you don't want to push kids away from STEM if they are too young and get frustrated.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025 by S. Miller S. Miller
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This is a fairly advanced build, but it's a great sense of accomplishment once it's completed. There are a lot of very small parts, screws, and nuts, so make sure your work area is clean and free of distractions. It takes a while to get this completely assembled, and you'll need to stay focused for a while to get it completely finished. I'd say this is best for teens and pre-teens, but not younger than that. It's a good project for parents and kids to do together. There are no batteries with this kit, and you'll need to buy a specialty battery to make it work, so plan ahead. It's on the expensive side for a toy, but it is good quality and sturdy. It should last a few years at least.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2025 by Dr. P