Product Description

Inspire a love of learning through play. Cubelets are robot blocks that make it fast and easy to engage children as young as four in learning vital STEM skills by building robots. There’s no wrong way to build with Cubelets, so it is remarkably easy to transform these blocks into brilliant bundles of robotic curiosity.

Manufacturer's Description

The building blocks of better thinkers.

Cubelets robot blocks make robot building remarkably simple. There's no wrong way to build with Cubelets. Just snap the robot blocks together and see what robot behaviors emerge.

Engaging and Intuitive

Cubelets are an easy entrypoint into computational thinking, launching kids into a new world of creativity and critical thinking.

Making with magnets

With Cubelets, you can build delightful robots that respond to the world around them. Create a light-chasing robot or proximity-sensing flashlight. Build thousands of thought-provoking robots with the Cubelets Twelve!

Branch Out With Bluetooth

The included Bluetooth Cubelet contains a tiny Bluetooth radio that you can pair with your iOS and Android phone, tablet or Mac/PC. Connecting your Cubelets with Bluetooth opens up remote controlled robot creations to learn through play.

Thousands of Constructive Combinations

You don’t need to know how to code or wire to construct robots with Cubelets. Snap the robot blocks together and the magnetic faces do the rest. Every unique arrangement is a new robot with novel behaviors emerging from the construction. Invention made easy.

Build with Bricks

Cubelets Brick Adapters let you pair with Lego and other brick-based constructions to add new levels of detail and artistry to your robots.

About the Startup

Describe your products in 3 words.

Robot blocks! Zing!

How did you come up with the idea for this product?

I'm an architect who went to robot grad school. Making robots our of small robot building blocks seemed like a pretty fun idea.

What makes your product special?

The design, the emergent behavior of Cubelets robots, and the way kids can build and play long before they learn about programming.

What has been the best part of your experience?

Seeing kids describe similarities between Cubelets robots and other complex systems like social networks and ecosystems.