Education kitsPhoton EducationPoland
Photon EDU
A Polish educational robot designed together with teachers around the school curriculum. Its sensor set — distance, sound, light, touch, floor markings — is backed by a teaching platform with ready-made lesson scenarios: a teacher's tool rather than a toy. It grows with the student, from simple apps to block coding.
Specifications
- Battery
- 2600 mAh
- Sensors
- Distance, sound, light, touch, floor markings
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth
- Age range
- 4–12 years
Request catalog accessPrices — on request
Applications
- Sessions in kindergarten and primary school
- Ready-made coding lesson scenarios
- Cross-curricular activities: language, maths, science
- Working with the Photon learning apps
Alternatives
Similar models in our catalog
Robo WunderkindRobo Wunderkind Education KitA modular kit of color-coded electronic blocks compatible with LEGO bricks: motors, sensors and connectors snap into working robots without tools. The app guides children through three levels — from real-time control to full Blockly coding. A proven choice for kindergartens and primary schools.Open →
RobobloqQ-ScoutRobobloq's entry-level metal robot: the aluminium chassis assembles in about half an hour and handles runs beyond the desk — outdoors included. An ultrasonic sensor with RGB lighting and a line-tracking sensor cover the core scenarios: obstacle avoidance and track following. A clear first step before the bigger Qoopers kit.Open →
RobobloqQoopersA transformable 6-in-1 metal construction kit: 174 aluminium-alloy parts build six different robots, from a tracked rover to a dozer. The Qmind Plus controller is Arduino-compatible, so the learning path runs long: app control, Scratch, then Python and C. A rugged kit built to survive years of club use.Open →
RobosenInterstellar Scout K1A bipedal programmable robot with 17 servo motors and an aluminum alloy frame. It walks, keeps its balance and responds to 41 voice commands; programming is done via blocks, voice or direct joint positioning in the app. A practical tool for STEM classes and robotics clubs.Open →