Programmable Humanoid Robot Kit for Kids, STEM

A robot your kid builds, codes, and then teaches to dance.

This kit walks children through hands-on robotics and coding by building a two-legged humanoid. Once assembled, it walks, turns, dances, gestures, and steers around obstacles using an HC-SR04 ultrasonic ranging module. A clutch-gear digital servo system and a DC core motor drive the movement, and the labeled parts plus a step-by-step build help young makers see how it fits together. It is aimed at beginners and runs on visual-language software or Arduino-based code (computer and software not included). Kids can set walking speed, direction, and move sequences, then build up to dance routines and obstacle avoidance.

Why we picked it

• STEM you can hold - Blends building, electronics, and coding into one project.
• Thinking practice - Kids follow steps, fix connections, and tweak code to get the moves they want.
• A shared project - The multi-step build suits parent-and-child sessions.

Good to know

Uses an HC-SR04 ultrasonic module, a clutch-gear digital servo system, and a DC core motor. Programs with visual-language software or Arduino-based code; computer and software are not included. Recommended for ages 8+. The assembled robot is about 20 x 10 x 8 cm and weighs around 0.5 kg.

Common questions

Q: What age is it for?
A: Generally ages 8+; younger kids may need help with assembly and coding.

Q: Do I need coding experience?
A: No, it is built for beginners using intro visual or Arduino-based tools.

Q: Is a computer required?
A: Yes, a computer with compatible software is needed to upload and adjust movements.

Q: How big is it?
A: About 20 x 10 x 8 cm and roughly 0.5 kg once built.