Control your robot remotely
Drag & drop environment
Visual coding language
In-app projects and tutorials
Our companion apps allow kids aged 5-16 to control their robots while learning to code and engage with tech in a fun & playful way.
Designed for different age groups and learning styles.
Great for beginners — Robo Live allows kids of all ages to remotely control their robots. Using our intuitive drag and drop environment, you can get your robot to do things like drive, turn, make sounds, blink and more.
This app guides children 6 years and up to learn basic coding through an intuitive drag and drop environment. In-app tutorials and projects of different complexity levels help you understand how modules work and learn basic programming logic.
This app teaches kids aged 8 and up advanced coding concepts using a block-based, open-ended visual programming language. The intuitive drag-and-drop coding environment allows you to learn various commands and write complex code for Robo Wunderkind robots.
For the most advanced Robo Wunderkind users we offer free and open-source Python API and an Arduino Library.
Enhance the way your kids play and learn while prepping them for the future to come.
Robo Live is our app that allows children to control their robots through a digital remote and learn the functions of building blocks.
Robo Code is our app with a graphical state machine interface, which means that children are coding using interactive colorful icons on the screen. This app teaches children the basic elements of coding such as If-then statements, Loops, Decision trees, and more.
Robo Blockly is our most advanced programming app, based on Scratch interface. The block-based programming environment allows learning complex concepts like Variables, Functions, Operators, and Input-output mapping.
Please see our Apps page for more information about our applications.
Robo Live and Robo Code are language-independent apps: they contain the bare minimum amount of text that is in English, and the rest of the interface is visual and based on colorful icons. The Robo Blockly app is currently in English and it includes the English terms that are universal in the world of programming, thus preparing children for the next steps on their coding journey.
Robo Wunderkind apps are compatible with smartphones, tablets, and PCs. Your device needs to use Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) and have the following tech specs:
iOS: version 10.0 or higher.
Android: version 4.4 or higher.
Windows: Windows 10 version or higher.
Fire OS: version 5 or higher.
For the very first steps with our apps, we recommend checking out our online Getting Started guide that will show you all essentials. Once you read through it, we recommend to start with the sample projects listed in our apps. When you complete all of them, you are ready to program on your own.
We are working on this feature and we plan to release it in the future - stay tuned for our updates!
To unlock more projects you just need to create an account in 3 simple steps:
1. Insert your e-mail address
2. Create a password
3. Select the "Home" option for "Where do you plan to use Robo Wunderkind?" question
Your account is now created and new projects are now available!
To unlock more projects you just need to create an account in 3 simple steps:
1. Insert your e-mail address
2. Create a password
3. Select the "School" option for "Where do you plan to use Robo Wunderkind?" question
Your account is now created and new projects are now available! On the last screen, you can see your teacher's code - you can access it at any time in the app's settings. Share it with your students so they can log in by using the teacher's code and unlock more projects.
You can access your teacher's code at any time in the app's settings. Share it with your students so they can log in by using the teacher's code and unlock more projects.
No, you don't need to have more than one teacher's code. Your teacher code is unique and it's associated with your teacher's account, you just need to share the code with your students and all of them will have access to new projects.
To unlock more projects your students don't need to create an account. You just need to share your teacher's code with them so they can log in and have more projects available. Here are the steps:
1. Click on one of the locked projects
2. Select the "I have a teacher's code" option
3. Insert the 6-digit teacher's code
Your students are now logged in and new projects are now available!
The data protection of our product users is of utmost importance for us, we are happy to explain you this in full transparency.
First and foremost: Robo Wunderkind apps do not use any location data on the user for any purposes. We simply need to have this permission granted so that the Main Block of your robot could be updated.
In order to update the Main Block, we need to use Wi-Fi function on your device. Phone operating systems equate Wi-Fi usage to location services because it is technically possible to find the device location by using the internet through wifi. However (very important!), we use a Wi-Fi hotspot on the system cube to transfer the update, and it is not connected to the Internet. This means that you can make the update anywhere (at home or outdoors) with zero networks around and our update will still work.
When you do a firmware update for your Robo Wunderkind, you will connect to a Wi-FI network created by your own Robo (you are not connected to any actual Wi-Fi networks in that case, so it is technically impossible for us to track any data). We do not collect, store and use any data from our users, please see our Apps Privacy Policy here for more information about this. If you have more questions about our Apps Privacy Policy, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at support@robowunderkind.com.
