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Cubelets
Cubelets consist of magnetic cubes to create machines and robots without programming and without soldering. The robot's behaviour depends on how you assembled the Cubelets together. Ideal for children aged 6 to 16 years beginning in robotics.
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Connect your LEGO Cubelets with this little yellow adapter. You'll then be able to extend the capabilities of your Cubelet robot through this adapter.
Make your robot doing sounds using this speaker Cubelet. Through this Cubelet your robot starts a primitive form of communication!
This Cubelet is called passive in the sense that it does nothing specific and simply passes the information it receives as input. This Passive Cubelet is used as structural part of your robot. Suffice to say that this is a very important Cubelet.
This Cubelet inverses values it receives as input. The high values become low values and low values become high values. Reverse the behavior of your robot using this Cubelet!
This Cubelet accepts input values but transmits only the highest values to the output. This Maximum Cubelet is a high-pass filter. You can achieve through this Cubelet behaviors where the robot only responds to stimuli of a certain threshold.
This Cubelet blocks the transmission of values. It is used to connect two parts of a robot for which you do not want communication.
This Cubelet has a potentiometer that can turn in both directions to determine a value or a threshold. This Cubelet is very useful to set a value manually and thus adapt the behavior of the robot accordingly.
This Cubelet displays information. Add this Cubelet to your robot and you'll be able to debug and display information on the signal that is passing thought the Cubelets.
With its analog light sensor , this Cubelet enables a behavior of your robot according to the amount of ambient light.
This Cubelet is a distance sensor which allows detection of objects in the immediate vicinity. Your robot will be able to avoid obstacles and detect any nearby object which is very useful in most robot behaviors.
This Cubelet takes input values but transmits only the the lower values to the output. This Cubelet is a low-pass filter. Using this Minimum Cubelet, your robot can, for example, react only if a value is below a threshold.
This Cubelet, thanks to its thermistor is able to detect heat (or the absence of heat).
This Cubelet emits white light with a powerful embedded white LED. The power of the emitted light is a linear function of the input values. Your robot will then be capable of transmitting visual information based on its internal state.
One side of this Cubelet performs a rotational movement whose speed depends on the input value.
Power your robot through this battery Cubelet 2.0 that contains two rechargeable batteries. The Cubelet Battery 2.0 provides 30% more power than the previous version and easily recharges via micro USB.
This Cubelet is fitted with a small motor and two roller wheels so the Cubelet (and your robot) can move. You can adjust the moving speed according to your needs.
Add this Threshold Cubelet to your collection, and teach your Cubelets robot how to jump!
Cap your creation with the Bluetooth Hat to control and change the behaviour of your robot remotely using your tablet or smartphone!
The Cubelets Curiosity Kit contains the perfect mix of Cubelets for both beginners and advance users. Discover the Cubelets technology, which will allow you to create your first robot requiring no soldering nor coding!
The Cubelets Discovery Set offer many mixing options making it easy for your child to invent countless robot constructions. Each Cubelet contains its own block of software and can be controlled remotely using an app!
This Dual-Port USB Charger Adapter can power a wide variety of devices thanks to its two female USB ports.
This 6-port charger will allow you to quickly charge up to 6 Thymio robots. You'll only need 1 or 2 hours to have fully operational robots. Very handy if you're teaching an all-day class or if you have back-to-back workshops.
These Modular Robotics Cubelets offer a totally new means of teaching robotics and programming to children. With the Mini Makers Educator Pack, you’ll hold all the cards (or should I say cubes!) for introducing your youngest pupils to what a robot is, how it works, and how to tackle a complex robotics project.