MATRIX Robotics is a powerful and easy-to-use robotics system for students aged 10 and up. It allows learners to explore real-world science, technology, engineering, and math (STEAM) through hands-on building and coding activities. With strong metal parts, smart sensors, and advanced coding options, students learn how modern robots work while building problem-solving, teamwork, and creative thinking skills.
| Product | Age Limit | Skill Level | Key Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| MATRIX Mini Starter Robot Set 2.0 | Ages 10–14 | Beginner | Mini robot kit with beginner coding |
| MATRIX Mini Innovation Set | Ages 12+ | Intermediate | Creative robotics and automation |
| MATRIX Micro Code:bit Car Set | Ages 12+ | Intermediate | Programmable car with sensors |
| MATRIX Micro Starter Robot Set 2.0 | Ages 10–14 | Beginner | Compact starter robot with coding |
| Future Innovators | Ages 10–15 | Beginner to Intermediate | Intro to robotics and coding |
| MATRIX R4 Robo Set | Ages 12+ | Intermediate | Sensor control and smart robotics |
✅ Teacher Training – Easy onboarding and training workshops
✅ Lesson Plans – Curriculum-ready materials for classroom use
✅ Lab Setup Advice – Help with setting up a robotics or STEM lab
✅ Coding Support – Tools and guidance for Blockly, Python, Arduino
✅ Competition Guidance – Support to join national and global contests
Middle & High School STEM Programs
Design and Technology Labs
Robotics Clubs and After-School Activities
Technical Schools and Vocational Training
Competition Teams (e.g. WRO, FIRST)
MATRIX uses metal parts and real motors, just like industrial robots. Students can build small or complex robots depending on their skill level.
Students can start with drag-and-drop coding (Blockly) and move up to Python, Arduino, or even C/C++ for advanced projects.
MATRIX comes with full teaching guides, lesson plans, and student worksheets. Everything is designed to help teachers deliver great STEM lessons, even with little technical experience.
MATRIX is widely used in robotics competitions like World Robot Olympiad (WRO) and other local and international events.
It’s designed for students aged 10 and above, especially in middle and high school.
No. Duck Learning provides training and simple lessons. Teachers don’t need a tech background.
MATRIX works with Blockly, Python, Arduino, and C/C++ depending on the kit.
Yes! MATRIX is ideal for building competition-ready robots for WRO and other events.
One kit works best for 2–3 students working in a group.
