These science-fiction models offer a chance to teach some actual science skills. Perform experiments involving the various simple machines and moving parts used in robots, such as cams, springs, sliders, cranks, motors, wheels, and levers. It offers a brand-new range of four different DIY robots, each of which has a distinctive design and motion. You can learn how various mechanisms cause the robot models to move in amusing ways.

Conduct Experiments

Try out different experiments using cranks, springs, sliders, motors, wheels, and levers. Mix and combine parts from various kits to create your own weird robotic creations that appear to be created from recycled materials. Battery-powered motors are included in these robots! This crawling robot scoots down the floor on a reused iron and snow ski that was pieced together from two pieces of an antique pirate ship's wheel.

Fast and easy to build

This kit provides practical examples of cranks, cams, and motors. It runs on an electric motor. Build your own ReBotz creations by fusing parts from various ReBotz kits. Discover the various mechanics that enable the fascinating movements of the robot models. Never mix old and fresh batteries. Alkaline, normal (carbon-zinc), and rechargeable (nickel-cadmium) batteries should not be mixed. Children under the age of three should not use this product. Small bits may be ingested or inhaled, posing a choking hazard. Keep the packing and manuals as they provide key info.