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mBot2

An aluminium, buildable coding robot powered by CyberPi that grows with students from block-based coding to Python, AI and IoT.

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

mBot2 is Makeblock's buildable coding robot for STEM education, built around the CyberPi programmable mainboard. Students assemble it in about 30 minutes, then program it in mBlock, starting with block-based coding and moving to Python on the same platform. It can also be controlled with the Makeblock app or a Bluetooth controller.

The kit includes CyberPi, the mBot2 Shield, an ultrasonic sensor, a quad RGB sensor, encoder motors, an aluminium chassis, wheels, a USB cable, a screwdriver and a line-following map. CyberPi adds a light sensor, microphone, gyroscope and accelerometer, and its Wi-Fi connection supports IoT projects and machine learning tasks such as image and pose recognition in mBlock.

The sturdy aluminium build suits long-term classroom use, and the robot can be taken apart and rebuilt for DIY projects. Makeblock provides standards-aligned lessons, online cases and teaching plans, and mBot2 is widely used for after-school programs, STEM clubs and robotics competitions.

Key features

  • CyberPi mainboard with Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
  • Ultrasonic sensor, quad RGB sensor and encoder motors
  • Block-based coding and Python in mBlock
  • Machine learning and IoT projects
  • Durable aluminium chassis, assembles in about 30 minutes
  • Free standards-aligned lessons and teaching plans
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