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UARO Coding Robot – Levels 1–4
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UARO Coding Robot – Levels 1–4

A buildable, unplugged coding robot for preschoolers, assembled with tools and programmed by placing coding blocks on a board.

Age
⁦5-7⁩ years
Grade levels
KGGrades 1–3
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Product overview

UARO from Roborobo is a coding robot created for young children as their first experience of building and programming a robot. Children assemble their own robot models using UARO's frames and child-friendly tools, then program them without a PC or smart device.

Coding is done with a dedicated coding board and coding blocks: arranging the blocks in the right order creates the robot's movement program, helping children develop computational thinking in a concrete, hands-on way. UARO also supports app-based coding when an optional communication module is fitted, letting children code by placing characters in the app.

The accompanying activity workbooks are written around early childhood curriculum areas, and Roborobo highlights benefits for concentration, reasoning, creativity and fine-motor skills, as children turn screws and bolts while building. The progressive levels allow schools to introduce the robot step by step in kindergarten and early primary classes.

Key features

  • Children build their own robots with real tools
  • Unplugged coding with a coding board and blocks
  • Optional app-based coding with a communication module
  • Activity workbooks aligned to early childhood learning areas
  • Develops fine-motor skills, focus and creativity
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