Equipment, specified against a program.
Robotics kits, classroom hardware, competition platforms and the components that keep them running. Everything here is chosen for repairability and spare availability, and configured against what you are actually teaching.
The Maple Mind Academy Passport.
A printed passport that collects stamps and visas as a student learns, builds and explores. It comes with the Passport Pass: Maple Mind workshops all year, with priority booking.
Passport Pass: $129 / year or $15 / month, passport included
There is no shelf price, because there is no shelf configuration. A junior kit and a competition platform share almost nothing, and the same category costs differently for eight learners than for thirty.
Tell us the program
Level, class size, room and who maintains the kit. Those four decide most of the list.
We spec against it
A concrete configuration with quantities and a spares ratio, not a catalogue page.
It stays running
Spares, replacements and technical support after the program is live.
Five families, one standard.
Individual product pages, specifications and pricing are published per configuration. Add anything here to a comparison, or ask for the spec sheet.
Robotics Kits
Level-matched kits that carry a learner from first chassis to autonomous builds.
Best for Starting from zero and having somewhere to go afterwards.
- Foundation build kit
- Sensor and autonomy kit
- Advanced mechanism kit
Learners · Families · Programs
Learning Hardware
Classroom-grade hardware chosen for durability, repairability and spare availability.
Best for Equipment that survives a full class and can be repaired locally.
- Microcontroller boards
- Motor and driver sets
- Sensor packs
- Power and wiring sets
Schools · STEM providers · Labs
Competition Robots
Platforms and mechanisms built for season-long competition use.
Best for A platform that holds up across a whole competition season.
- Competition drive bases
- Mechanism kits
- Spares and consumables
Competition teams · Schools · Advanced learners
Components
Individual parts for repair, iteration and custom design work.
Best for Keeping existing robots running and custom builds moving.
- Wheels and bearings
- Gears and shafts
- Fasteners
- Cabling and connectors
Instructors · Labs · Repairs
Software-Connected Hardware
Hardware designed to work directly with MindLab Suite and KidBot Studio.
Best for Hardware that reports into the software your classroom already runs.
- Connected controllers
- Telemetry modules
- Classroom management hardware
Schools running MindLab · KidBot classrooms
Hardware that reports into the classroom you already run.
The equipment is specified alongside the curriculum that uses it and the software that tracks it. That is the difference between buying robots and running a program: a kit from anywhere teaches assembly, and a kit chosen against a level, a lesson and a progression teaches engineering.
- Curriculum written against the hardware, not adapted to it.
- MindLab Suite for delivery, progress and class management.
- KidBot Studio for the logic before it reaches the bench.
- Instructor training on the same kit your learners use.
Tell us the program. We'll spec the equipment.
Hardware lists depend on level, class size, space and who maintains the kit. Scope it with us and we'll return a concrete configuration.