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WIZBOT – Coding, Robotics & AI
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WIZBOT – Coding, Robotics & AI

A screen-free, button-coded floor robot from STEMpedia that also supports block coding with simple AI features for young learners.

Age
⁦4-10⁩ years
Grade levels
Grades 1–3Grades 4–5Grades 6–8
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Product overview

Wizbot is a play-based educational robot from STEMpedia designed for children aged 4 to 10. It builds computational thinking alongside early numeracy and literacy through storytelling, games and puzzle-style activities, with curricula organised from preschool and kindergarten through Grades 1-2 and 3-5.

Children code Wizbot in two ways. Nine colour-coded buttons on the robot let them enter movement sequences with no device at all, while the PictoBlox Junior Blocks app connects over Bluetooth for graphical block coding. In that mode, Wizbot can use face detection and human body detection, giving pupils a first look at AI.

In Grid Mode the robot moves cell by cell across an arena following coded steps, and in Draw Mode a brush-pen attachment lets it draw shapes and patterns. Classroom packs include the robots, a teacher's handbook with lesson plans, game arenas, picture and coding cards, activity posters, drawing sheets and storage organisers.

Key features

  • Nine colour-coded buttons for screen-free coding
  • Block coding via PictoBlox Junior Blocks
  • Face and body detection AI activities
  • Grid Mode for arena-based coding games
  • Draw Mode with brush-pen attachment
  • Curriculum from preschool to Grade 5
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