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Thames & Kosmos My Robotic Pet: Coding Chameleon STEM Building & Experiment Kit | Color-Sensing Coding Robot for Boys & Girls Ages 8+, Screen-Free Educational Fun, Robotic Reptile with 3 Play Modes

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Features

  • BUILD, CODE, PLAY & LEARN: Construct a robotic reptile pal that responds to your gestures, changes colors, and automatically fires and retracts its tongue!
  • INNOVATIVE ENGINEERING: The expertly designed 15-inch-long model includes articulated eyes, torso, and leg joints to simulate realistic movements.
  • FULLY EQUIPPED FOR UNPLUGGED CODING LESSONS: The robot utilizes a color sensor, infrared sensor, and RGB LEDs that allow kids to use physical colored action cards to program the robot to move and react in different ways; no screens, devices, or software required!
  • THREE UNIQUE PLAY MODES: In Coding Mode, use the action cards to program your pet to carry out a series of movements; in Wild Mode, your chameleon will camouflage and change its color to match its surroundings; in Pet Mode, this one-of-a-kind robotic reptile reacts to your touch!
  • AUTHENTIC LEARNING WITH COMPREHENSIVE GUIDE: The 48-page manual guides kids through assembly (ages 8+ with help from an adult; 12+ for independent play), encourages exploration of robotic components, and teaches about how nature can inspire, improve, and solve engineering design problems.
  • Winner of the 2026 Educational Toy of the Year Award

Description

Build a loyal robotic reptile buddy that responds to your gestures, changes colors, and automatically fires and retracts its tongue! This first-of-its- kind robotic chameleon is equipped with a color sensor, infrared sensor, and RGB LEDs that allow you to code and program it in three unique play modes. In Coding Mode, you’ll use the included colorful action cards to program your pet to carry out a series of movements. In Wild Mode, the chameleon will camouflage and turn into the color of its surroundings, stalk possible prey, and shoot its tongue out at objects that might be a yummy treat! Finally, in Pet Mode, your robot pal gets friendly, walking around searching for you and showing its excitement when you pet it. In addition to learning how the robotic components are utilized in real-life devices, you’ll also gain insight into how biomimicry looks to natural and organic systems to inspire, improve, and solve engineering design challenges.

Brand Name: Thames & Kosmos


Toy Figure Type: Interactive Gaming Figure


character: Coding Chameleon


Sub Brand: Robotics & Programming


Model Name: My Robotic Pet Coding Chameleon


Unit Count: 1 Count


Model Number: 620507


Global Trade Identification Number: 36


UPC: 814743019836


Age Range Description: Kid


Included Components: Plastic building parts, manual


Item Type Name: Robotics Kit


Manufacturer: Thames & Kosmos


Manufacturer Part Number: 620507


Manufacturer recommended age: 8 - 12 years


Animal Theme: Chameleon


Theme: Animal


Color: Green


Collection Name: Animals


Style: realistic


Additional Features: Color-Changing, Automatic Tongue Firing, Three Play Modes


Number of Batteries: 4 AAA batteries required.


Play Activity Location: Tabletop


Recommended Uses For Product: learning, pretend play, interactive gaming, classroom, desk, birthday, Christmas


Educational Objective: STEM


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Number of Players: 1


Operation Mode: manual and automatic


Material Type: Plastic


Outer Material: Plastic


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 10"L x 4.8"W x 11"H


Item Weight: 0.69 kg


Number of Pieces: 133


Size: 15 inches


Scale: life-size


Item Dimensions: 10 x 4.7 x 11 inches


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Great toy
My son loved this! He enjoyed putting it together and playing with it. Extremely time consuming to assemble but he had fun.
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2026 by Myns

  • Fun build for my 8 yr old
Such a fun build for my 8 year old! He’s my little builder and is into little things. This build took him about 4 hours give or take. He did it with very little adult help. Wasn’t fully functional at the end. There are so many tiny parts and you have to be very meticulous to pull the build off but he had fun! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2026 by Rosie

  • Parent/Child Project
This kit is an exciting one to put together. It is educational, interactive, and a great gift for mechanically minded kids. Keep in mind, an adult may need to be available for help with instructions if under 12.
Reviewed in the United States on August 30, 2026 by Mary A. Decker

  • Very cheap and difficult to assemble
I wasn’t expecting such a difficult assembly. I feel the product description leaves out this detail. When my granddaughter opened this and I saw the hundreds of cheap plastic pieces my heart sank. She lives abroad and I only had one afternoon to spend on this with her. Fortunately my son was able to help. It took 3-1/2 hours with the two of us working together (both degreed engineers) to build “Carl”. The parts are cheap with terrible tolerances. The assembly is rickety at best. The assembly process is difficult for adults so not sure how a 12 year old would manage it without help. After three times testing the ejecting tongue, a tiny blue piece came out from the bowels of the assembly, rendering the tongue inoperable. Carl would not walk on carpet at all and only barely walk on wood floor while tipping over easily. I don’t expect this to last very long. My son will have to tear it almost completely apart to get the piece back in that came out. I was also expecting actual basic software coding to control the chameleon but admittedly I didn’t read the product description fully. I was very disappointed in this product. It’s just as cheap as the price would suggest. I should have known better. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 16, 2025 by Lynn S. Zopff

  • Follow instructions carefully!!
This chameleon kit required a lot of patience and problem solving. Took my 11 year old about 3-4 hrs to put together. I had to help him about a dozen times through the build. After when we turned it on first time, it couldn’t move and the gears were stuck. Took me about 4-5 more attempts disassembling, reassembling, and problem solving to finally to get it to work properly. In the end, all our problems were caused by not following directions super carefully. If your assembled parts didn’t look like diagrams in the instruction booklet, make sure you double and triple check your work, or else it won’t work properly. Don’t confuse metal rod P9 with P12–they are not interchangeable parts. Make sure you cut off the burrs!!! As an adult, I enjoyed this kit because it takes patience and problem solving. Don’t expect it to work after your first assembly. Big THANK YOU to the toy maker for good customer service. They were happy to supply additional parts we needed or broke. Just had to fill out online part request form. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2026 by TL007

  • Cool way to play and learn
This was a Christmas gift for my sons he loves it. The plastic is not a strong plastic. One of the legs broke during assembly. We’ve been VERY careful cutting out each piece. He’s excited to get the part replaced so we can enjoy all the fun things Carl can do.
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2025 by Raquelle Hutchinson

  • perfect for my 10-year old
This was a last minute gift for my grandson that loves anything STEM related and this toy was perfect for him. He is 10 and it was the perfect amount of challenge and fun.
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2026 by Gene Sipola

  • Not worth the time
This is a two person build no matter the age of the builder. The pieces don't fit together exactly flush. I would not recommend for a younger kid unless you're and adult with 4-5 hours to spend on building the toy. In play mode it is very loud and not quality. You have to reset the tongue manually at times. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Ainsley

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