ROKduino: Buildable Robotics & Coding for Children! For 20 years, Rokenbok’s engineering toys have been teaching children to make things that do things.

With ROKduino, children of any age can build and program their own robots. It’s so easy! Here’s how it works: 

1. Build your creation – follow the included instructions to build one of three robots, or design and build your own robotic invention!

2. Plug the ROKduino block into your computer. No coding experience is required. Our drag-and-drop programming makes coding for beginners a breeze.

3. Watch your creation come to life! You’ll be amazed at how much you can do with this set.

For 20 years, Rokenbok’s engineering toys have been teaching children to make things that do things. All of our pieces snap together with ease, so children can create whatever they can imagine. We are so excited about  adding ROKduino to our incredibly popular engineering toys. All of our building components are fully compatible with ROKduino. Soon, your child will be building and programming Rokenbok robots to do whatever they can dream up.

We’ll provide step-by-step instructions to build three robots, a Beetle Bot, a Scorpion Hunter, and a Ferris Wheel. But that’s just the start. With 400+ building components, including sensors, motor modules, hinges, lead screw module, bearing block, wheels and more, your imagination is the only limit to what you can build with this set.  And, all Rokenbok building components are compatible with the ROKduino set.

Beetle Bot – uses a proximity sensor to avoid obstacles

Scorpion – uses a light-gate sensor to grab & sting objects in it’s path

Ferris Wheel – A light sensor activates with a wave of your hand

The ROKduino kit will retail for $300. You have the chance right now to get this kit for $175. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity. It ends on June 30.

We’ve made programming easy. Kids as young as eight years old can use our drag-and-drop coding program. When your child is ready, it’s a snap to step into full Arduino programming, the world’s most popular, open-source robotics programming language.

Sensors are what your robot uses to interact with its surroundings. Add a light sensor to your robot and it will be able to see when you turn on the lights. Add a proximity sensor to keep your robot from bumping into walls. Add a communications transmitter, and your robot can command other Rokenbok robots!

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