Become explorers & enter the exciting universe of quirky robots that will teach you about electronics with unique DIY STEM kits
Meet Wacky Robots
You will learn about motors with Mr. Bee, and about capacitors with Capacitron.
Marv teaches about pushbuttons and switches, while Resistron introduces Ohm’s law and resistance.
Last but not least, Bob will show you how light emitting diodes (LEDs) work. Disco fever can start!
Perfect for any curious mind
All our projects are tailored for beginners and require no prior knowledge or skills!
If you’re an experienced maker, you'll have a lot of fun tinkering with our customizable hardware & software
No soldering experience? No problem!
This starter kit will help you enter the world of electronics and polish your soldering skills.
Start with Wacky Robots to practice soldering and then move on to assembling your own game console.
Seriously fun
Wacky Robots can light up, sparkle, buzz and shine on your command
You can play with their cool features and show them off to your friends — enjoy all the buzzzzz!
Ages 9+
No prior knowledge needed!
Learn STEM with Wacky Robots
Hardware skills:
Soldering & electronic components
Electronic components
How game consoles work
The difference between a pushbutton & a switch
What’s in the box?
DIY Wacky Robots (5 Robot) Get all the components you need to build, tinker & explore Build guide Easy-to-follow instructions for no hassle assembly Collectable cards & stickers Each robot comes with a collectable card that you can play with. Collect them all!
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A:School AgeA:TeenA:TeensArts & CraftsBrainBuilding ToysCraft & DIYGifts for HimInnovationNew ArrivalsSTEAM ToysTechhttps://www.brajkishoreblind.com/products/6764489834563Default Title93.36CM_WRB0011000https://www.brajkishoreblind.com/products/67644565422752022-11-30T16:51:35+08:002022-11-30T16:51:35+08:00Synthia - Build & code your own SynthTech & GizmoCircuitmess
Both Synhtia and Jay-D have onboard LEDs that you can combine in your own creative way.
Have fun hosting a disco party. Get schwifty!
Record Your Voice Into Synthia
You can record your own samples into Synthia with the help of a built-in MEMS microphone.
Wanna make a beat using the sound of your burps?Let’s do it!
Ages 11+
No prior knowledge needed!
Learn STEM with Jay-D & Synthia
Hardware skills:
Soldering & electronic components
Microcomputers & microprocessors
MEMS microphones & sound production
Digital to analog conversion
Coding skills:
Coding in C++ & CircuitBlocks
What are soundwaves & how to produce them
Editing sound recordings
How to code custom sound effects & light shows
Getting started with coding has never been easier
You can code Spencer in CircuitBlocks – our custom-made code editor similar to Scratch that makes it easy for beginners to get into physical computing.
CircuitPet is a DIY virtual pet similar to Tamagotchi. It will teach you about low power technology & game graphics.
Unlike other pets, you can take a break from CircuitPet.
But even a digital pet can break down if you leave it without love for too long. Don't let your duckie rust!
Help him achieve his dreams by playing custom games to level up and launch him into the stars.
Ages 11+
No prior knowledge needed!
Learn STEM with CircuitPet
Hardware skills:
Soldering & electronic components
Microcomputers & microprocessors
How game consoles work
RTCs (real-time clocks)
Coding skills:
How to animate characters & simulate physics in a video game
Coding your own apps & games
Basics of game graphics
Low power & always-on technology
Getting started with coding has never been easier
You can code Spencer in CircuitBlocks – our custom-made code editor similar to Scratch that makes it easy for beginners to get into physical computing.
Autonomous cars are the future and we’ll show you how it works.
This tiny wheeled robot has a camera and a microcomputer and can be programmed to autonomously navigate a small road while driving, just like an autonomous car would (yeah, like Tesla).
It has built-in Bluetooth and Wi-Fi so you can connect it to other devices wirelessly.
Wheelson also has an LCD display where you can see what the robot sees.
When applying different filters and computer vision algorithms, you’ll see a different output on the screen so that you can understand how robots see and interpret the world around them.
Wheelson is powered by four small electromotors and has a rechargeable Li-Po battery included.
What you’ll get:
Main circuit board – connects everything together, has a dual-core processor with Wi-Fi & Bluetooth, and a battery charging circuit
Camera and headlights board
Display board – 128*160 TFT color display
Li-Po battery
Four electromotors
Wheels
Robot’s plastic chassis
A bag of other small components such as resistors, pushbuttons, nuts, and bolts
An instruction booklet – ready for your offline knowledge consumption
What you’ll learn:
How to assemble a small 4-wheeled robot
How to control an electromotor using a microcomputer
How computer vision works
How to calibrate your robot’s camera
How autonomous cars work and how to make your car navigate a road autonomously
How to recognize and scan a QR code using your robot’s camera
How to recognize different simple objects using a camera and image processing algorithms
That Tesla’s engineers aren’t some kind of magicians
What you can do with it:
Drive your newly assembled robot buddy around
Code Wheelson to drive autonomously using its camera
Make it recognize QR codes on the floor and flash the built-in RGB LED accordingly
Make a custom program in CircuitBlocks
Play with built-in line tracking and objection recognition algorithms
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A:Pre-TeensA:School AgeA:TeenBrainBuilding ToysCars & TrainGeek StuffGeek toysMakerNew Arrivalsspo-defaultspo-disabledspo-enabledSTEAM ToysTechhttps://www.brajkishoreblind.com/products/6589440688195Default Title148.78CM_WHEE01650https://www.brajkishoreblind.com/products/65709396787872021-06-08T14:55:43+08:002021-06-08T14:55:43+08:00Jay-D - A build & code your own DJ mixtableTech & GizmoCircuitmess
Add equalizers, fade between songs and control their BPM’s
Load new songs on the included SD card
Design a custom light show for onboard LEDs
Make and mix music like a real DJ
Jay-D will let you to control, mix and manipulate tracks, and create different sounds & sound effects.
It comes with preloaded music, sound effects and LED animations.
Code custom light shows into your Jay-D
Jay-D comes with 144 individually-controllable LED’s on board. Customize that bling bling!
With Jay-D, you’ll learn how microcomputers and other electronic components are used for sound production, and get a bit closer to becoming a DJ superstar.
The best part is that you get to assemble it yourself.
Easy assembly with a thorough build guide
Learn how to assemble your very own DJ mixtable by following a detailed guide.
Spencer is a DIY voice assistant that talks, lights-up, connects to the internet, and understands simple voice commands.
He also has a funny personality, tells jokes, and finds new ones online.
Things Spencer can do as soon as you assemble him:
Tell you the weather forecast for your area
Tell you a joke
Sing a song
Set an alarm or reminder
Show animations
Make corny popular culture references
Talk to Spencer!
Spencer has a microphone and understands what you say (like, REALLY understands).
You can code new functions that will be triggered when you say certain sentences and words.
144 flashy bling bling LEDs
The LED display on Spencer’s face has a 144-pixel LED grid that can show data, custom icons, animations, and scrolling text
You’ll learn about hardware
Learn how to solder and assemble your very own personal voice assistant
Learn about microcomputers & electronics
Find out how an LED grid display works
Learn about sound processing
You’ll learn about software
Learn how to code a microcomputer in C/C++ and CircuitBlocks
Learn about the Internet of things
Learn about artificial intelligence and how to make Spencer smart
Learn about voice recognition and speech synthesis
Getting started with coding has never been easier
You can code Spencer in CircuitBlocks – our custom-made code editor similar to Scratch that makes it easy for beginners to get into physical computing.
A DIY game console that will teach you about electronics and programming in a fun and interesting way.
Nibble is a new and improved version of MAKERbuino. Since its release in 2017, MAKERbuino was sold to over 12,000 customers across the world. We’ve gathered all the feedback and designed Nibble – a game console that’s even more educational and fun to use.
Nibble has games
Nibble comes preloaded with four retro games inspired by cult classics:
Bonk – an homage to Pong – one of the first commercially-successful video games
Invaderz – a classic space shooter
Snake – probably the most recognizable game from the early mobile phone era
SpaceRocks – shoot asteroids and earn points
Getting started with coding was never easier!
You can code games for your Nibble in CircuitBlocks code editor similar to Scratch or Code.org that makes it easy for beginners to get into embedded programming.
Nibble’s software is fully open-source and available for you to download. Nibble’s hardware’s schematics along with the bill of materials are also open-source and available online.
Playing games on a game console you’ve made is fun. But you know what’s even more fun: having a multiplayer gaming party on retro DIY game consoles.
You heard it, MAKERbuino game consoles can connect with link cables, exchange data, and play multiplayer games.
The consoles communicate using i2c communication – a type of communication protocol used to interface microcontrollers with sensors and other microcontrollers.
Since i2c is serial, you can chain more than 2 MAKERbuino consoles together using link cables. Theoretically, you can connect up to 128 MAKERbuinos together and make a massive multiplayer match.
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A:AdultsA:School AgeA:TeenBrainCool Gift IdeasFor HerFor HimGeek StuffGeek toysGiftsInnovationMakerProgrammingspo-defaultspo-enabledSTEAM ToysTechhttps://www.brajkishoreblind.com/products/1310824464451Default Title9.25500https://www.brajkishoreblind.com/products/13047479009952018-05-29T00:17:16+08:002018-05-29T00:17:16+08:00MAKERbuino - a DIY game consoleTech & GizmoCircuitmess
Ever wanted to build your own game console? MAKERbuino is what you need!
This neat little device is an open source game console you can build yourself (it’s fully DIY – do it yourself).
Besides being a cool retro handheld device, MAKERbuino is also an educational device shaped like a game console.
Make your own Game Boy!
With MAKERbuino you can build your own game console from scratch! It’s assembled with ease. All of the components are easy to solder. All you need is some basic soldering skills and you’re good to go!
The device is based on easy-to-find components and programmed in Arduino – one of the most popular DIY microcontroller platforms.
More than a game console
MAKERbuino’s hardware and software are extremely hackable. The kit was designed to encourage you to make new content and extensions for it. Building the MAKERbuino kit is only the beginning. Program a cool retro game, add an extra analog stick, connect a GSM module, use your MAKERbuino to control a quadcopter, add a Wi-Fi module and connect it to the internet… We can’t wait to see what amazing MAKERbuino software and hardware projects you can make!
Customization
Design a custom 3D printed or CNC cut casing, change the button caps, turn your MAKERbuino in a cellphone… Make your MAKERbuino unique. Throughout the process of hacking and customization, you’ll enter the world of electronics, CAD designing, 3D printing, programming, all in a fun and challenging way.
Nevertheless, MAKERbuino is not only for the beginners. It’s capabilities will keep more advanced users busy as well.
A vast open-source game library
MAKERbuino is fully compatible with Gamebuino, our collaborative project. That means that you can play with a vast library of games made by the community and available online with source code: creations gallery
Multiplayer!
Playing games on a game console you've made is fun. But you know what's even more fun: having a multiplayer gaming party on retro DIY game consoles.
You heard it, MAKERbuino game consoles can connect with link cables, exchange data, and play multiplayer games.
The consoles communicate using i2c communication - a type of communication protocol used to interface microcontrollers with sensors and other microcontrollers.
Since i2c is serial, you can chain more than 2 MAKERbuino consoles together using link cables. Theoretically, you can connect up to 128 MAKERbuinos together and make a massive multiplayer match.
Age 11+ is advised. Average build time: 5 – 6 hours (depending on user’s skill level). *You’ll need some basic soldering and assembly skills to put the kit together.
Inspired by Gamebuino, made in collaboration with Gamebuino
We followed the Gamebuino project since the launch of the initial campaign in 2013. The MAKERbuino project started as a weekend DIY Gamebuino and grew into something more. Now we collaborate with the creator of Gamebuino that generously helps the project, promotes it and sells it on the official Gamebuino shop.
Standard Kit includes:
unassembled MAKERbuino kit
128MB SD card loaded with games
USB-TTL programmer board (for connecting your MAKERbuino to a computer and programming it)
Kit with Tools includes:
unassembled MAKERbuino kit
128MB SD card loaded with games
USB-TTL programmer board (for connecting your MAKERbuino to a computer and programming it)
diagonal cutter pliers
screwdriver
some solder
needle nose pliers
snazzy USB soldering iron
USB cable for the soldering iron
metallic soldering iron holder
small sponge (for cleaning the soldering iron)
Fun fact: this soldering iron is light, small, and portable and can be plugged in a USB power bank so that you can solder on the go.
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