ClicBot Coding Robot Kits

ClicBot is an intelligent coding robot for educational purposes and entertainment. It’s extremely modular and is like building blocks–no screws, nuts or wiring, with very fast construction and deconstruction time.

There are detailed tutorials that help you build your first robot in under 3 minutes.

With the robot coming in individual pieces, the many different variations of putting it together can develop your hands-on ability, creativity, and unlimited imagination by clicking separate robotic blocks together. Build famous characters like a Jedi, Buzz Lightyear, Lightning McQueen, Mickey Mouse, and more! When you made a robot, you can learn spatial thinking ability, logical thinking ability, problem solving ability. What you construct will appear on the ClicBot APP. You can simply assign a movement direction by moving any blocks of your robot and Clicbot will record the same sequence to perform simple movements or complex multitasks. You can also make it come to life by programming its facial expressions and reactions to what you say and do to it. The two robots, Bic and Bac, also have personalities. They can dance, sense, act, hum, race, and much more! The dog version, Lucky, is a brand new role that lets you feed it on your phone like playing a virtual reality game. We will constantly launch new characters and create a whole new ClicBot universe.

ClicBot is fully programmable, and there are multiple ways to program it. From motion programming, which requires no coding skills, to Blockly drag and drop programming that requires logical thinking and coding basics (No need to write and code, simply drag and drop code blocks, like Scratch).

You can control ClicBot with our ClicBot APP (phone and tablet), both on IOS and Android (above iOS10 or Android 5.0 system). You can connect ClicBot and your phone on the same WiFi or directly connect ClicBot to your hotspot (when outdoors).

There is no solid battery lasting time because ClicBot is modular. The bigger the robot is, the faster it consumes its battery. If a robot is in “Bac” mode, then the battery lasts for 2.5 hours. Charging is via USB type-c cable with any wall charger (adapter) with 5V 2A. However, the Apple adapter with 5V 1A also works (a bit slower). Standard charging time is 2-3 hours for full charge.