Bring out the maker in you

Enter the world of little inventors. Learn robotics and programming by creating with the Maker Kits.

Use Maker Kit 2 to expand the parts in your Maker Control Kit and combine them to create even more incredible projects. Use the Build&Code 4-in-1 circuit board from the Maker Control Kit and let your imagination soar!

Connect the sensors and combine them with everyday objects to make the included projects. Use your creativity to create hundreds of new inventions.
The possibilities are as endless as your imagination!

Lion fan
Learn to build and program a friendly lion with a fan for a nose that turns on and off automatically depending on the ambient temperature. The temperature sensor, located on his back, registers the ambient temperature, and the DC motor with a propeller will turn on or off depending on the settings of the program created. Control the speed of the motor using the potentiometer, located on the lion’s tail. It’s very easy!

Zoetrope
Create your own zoetrope using the IR line tracking sensor and the DC motor with a propeller. When you put your finger over the IR line tracking sensor, the zoetrope will start to turn, and you can see the animation made by the turning motion through the slits. Use your favorite drawings and have fun creating moving images!

Color thermometer
Learn to create a thermometer that shows the temperature with colors. Use the temperature sensor and the RGB LED to set it up. See how the LED changes color depending on the ambient temperature, according to the colors that the thermometer shows.

Multicolored lamp
Create and program a lamp that lights up in 7 different colors. The key to this project is the potentiometer, since you will use it to choose the color that you want the lamp to light up. It is very easy to build! You will just need wood craft sticks to make the lamp structure and a white or transparent plastic cup that serves as the screen.

Automatic paper dispenser
Make your own paper dispenser. Use the DC motor with a propeller and the IR line tracking sensor to create a system that automatically dispenses a bit of paper, without pressing any buttons. Surprise someone with your automatic paper dispenser!