Equipment chosen to survive a classroom.
Specified forRepairability
Everything here is specified around repairability, spare availability and the curriculum it has to support. Pricing and availability are quoted per program.
Robotics Kits
Level-matched kits that carry a learner from first chassis to autonomous builds.
- Foundation build kit
- Sensor and autonomy kit
- Advanced mechanism kit
Learning Hardware
Classroom-grade hardware chosen for durability, repairability and spare availability.
- Microcontroller boards
- Motor and driver sets
- Sensor packs
- Power and wiring sets
Competition Robots
Platforms and mechanisms built for season-long competition use.
- Competition drive bases
- Mechanism kits
- Spares and consumables
Components
Individual parts for repair, iteration and custom design work.
- Wheels and bearings
- Gears and shafts
- Fasteners
- Cabling and connectors
Software-Connected Hardware
Hardware designed to work directly with MindLab Suite and KidBot Studio.
- Connected controllers
- Telemetry modules
- Classroom management hardware
Three things decide your equipment list.
We do not sell a catalogue. We spec against the program you are actually running, then quote the parts that survive it.
What is being taught
Junior kits and senior competition hardware do not overlap. The level sets the platform before anything else is priced.
How many hands
Class size and bench layout decide kit counts, spares ratio and how much storage and charging the room needs.
Who repairs it
If your staff maintain the kit, we spec for repairability and stock spares. If we maintain it, the list changes.
Tell us the program. We'll spec the equipment.
Hardware lists depend on level, class size and space. Scope it and we'll return a concrete configuration.