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  • KGGrades 1–3

    Wise Child Advanced

    Wise Child Advanced (WiseChild 2 Advanced, model 2101C) is the highest level of ZMROBO's WiseChild 2 smart-pen programming series. Combined with the Elementary and Intermediate sets, it lets older kindergarten children build more complex models and write their own programs. It is recommended for ages 3+. The set contains 17 categories and 46 building blocks, plus three sensors with magnetic connectors that attach directly to the smart motor: a colour light module, a touch sensor and an infrared sensor. It also includes 37 kinds of programming magnet cards (74 in total) and a small whiteboard, so children can arrange, add, remove and reorder instructions, then read them in sequence with the smart pen. It comes in a colour box (about 3.1 kg). Thirty-two course colour cards cover themes such as a living kitchen, engineering vehicles, our neighbourhood, outer space, special equipment, a smart farm, story world and future cities. The advanced cards add control of rotation direction, speed, light and sound.

  • KGGrades 1–3

    Wise Child Education Series

    The Wise Child Education Series is ZMROBO's WiseChild 2 smart-pen programming line for children aged 3 and up. It uses large building blocks for hands-on building, a smart motor that drives the models with movement, sound and light, and a smart pen that reads printed instruction cards, so young children learn programming logic on paper rather than on a screen. The series has three levels. Elementary (2101A) is the base set with the smart motor and smart pen and suits the youngest kindergarten classes. Intermediate (2101B) adds blocks and the ideas of speed, direction and time for middle classes. Advanced (2101C) adds colour light, touch and infrared sensors plus magnetic programming cards and a whiteboard for older children. Each level comes with 32 lessons on illustrated course colour cards that combine stories or rhymes, building steps and instruction cards, giving up to 96 lessons across the series. The curriculum links building and coding to science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics.

  • KGGrades 1–3

    Wise Child Complete Learning Bundle

    The Wise Child Complete Learning Bundle brings together the three levels of ZMROBO's WiseChild 2 smart-pen programming series: Elementary (2101A), Intermediate (2101B) and Advanced (2101C). Because the Intermediate and Advanced sets are designed to extend the Elementary set, buying all three gives children the full learning path from their first builds to programs they write themselves. It is suitable for ages 3+. Together the sets provide the smart motor and smart pen, 133 + 75 + 46 building blocks, a colour light module, touch sensor and infrared sensor, and 74 programming magnet cards with a small whiteboard. Combined, they can build larger models than any single level. The bundle covers all 96 lessons on illustrated course colour cards, 32 per level, moving from simple sound, light and motion cards to sequences with speed, direction, time and loops, and finally to sensor-driven programs. It suits kindergarten classrooms and learning centres that want one continuous programme.

  • KGGrades 1–3

    Wise Child Elementary Classroom Bundle – 6 pcs

    The Wise Child Elementary Classroom Bundle contains six Wise Child Elementary sets (WiseChild 2 Elementary, model 2101A) from ZMROBO, so a teacher can run the same lesson at several tables at once. ZMROBO's official page describes the individual set only and does not state a recommended number of students per set, so group sizes are up to the school. Each of the six sets contains 43 types and 133 large building blocks, a smart motor, a smart pen, a power adapter and a data cable in its own plastic storage box. Children build themed models and program them by touching the smart pen to sound, light and motion instruction cards, without a screen. The sets are recommended for ages 3+. Every set comes with the 32 Elementary course colour cards, each combining a nursery rhyme, theme illustration, building steps and instruction cards, so all groups can follow the same curriculum. The bundle can later be extended with the Intermediate and Advanced sets.

  • Grades 4–5Grades 6–8Grades 9–12

    Defender WiseKit

    Defender WiseKit is a ZMROBO robotics set that teaches young learners programming through building. Students combine the controller, sensors, actuators and building blocks into robot models, then program their functions and actions with graphical software. It is recommended for ages 7+. The M6 controller has a 2.4-inch HD colour LCD, Cortex-M4 chip, 8 MB memory, built-in Bluetooth and lithium battery, five sensor ports and four motor ports, and supports Python. The set adds a medium encoder motor, photoelectric sensor, touch sensor and colour lamp, with 85 types of building blocks and 466 parts in a colour box with plastic storage box (about 1.5 kg). Many further ZMROBO sensors, such as ultrasonic, gyroscope, colour and AI vision modules, can be added separately. A 48-lesson curriculum runs in three stages. Force and Machinery explores levers, friction, pulleys and gear drives; Engineering Challenges introduces sequences, loops, motors and sensors; and Smart Life covers variables, functions, multitasking and Bluetooth control through projects such as a smart trash bin and food delivery robot.

  • Grades 4–5Grades 6–8Grades 9–12

    Technology Storm Robot

    Technology Storm (Technology Storm Kit 2, model 1508+) is a ZMROBO STEM robotics kit in which students assemble parts, program the robot and watch it work the way they designed. It aims to build creative thinking, practical skills and programming ability while encouraging pupils to think actively and cooperate. At its centre is the E3 robot control unit, with a 32-bit ARM processor, 2.4-inch colour touch screen, Wi-Fi, buzzer and 8 MB storage, four encoder motor channels and eight sensor channels, powered by six AA batteries or a lithium battery. The parts list includes two colour lamps, two touch sensors, three light sensors, an ultrasonic sensor, two encoder motors, seven connecting cables, a USB cable and building blocks, stored in a compartment tray. Robots are programmed in a Scratch-based environment that links the student, the PC and the robot. Example builds include a forklift, fan, robot dog, ball sorter, shooter and TopGun model.

  • Grades 1–3Grades 4–5Grades 6–8

    Creative Expansion Robot

    Creative Expansion (model JMC-NY-2104) is a ZMROBO building expansion set designed to work with the Intelligence Storm robot kit (JMC-NY-2108). It contains no controller of its own; instead it supplies a large range of extra mechanical parts so students can build bigger and more advanced models. It is recommended for ages 6+. The set offers up to 71 types of building blocks and 492 parts, including racks, chains, universal joints, large plates, mecanum-style wheels and a Rubik's cube, packed in a plastic box inside a colour box (about 2.4 kg, 43 x 31.5 x 16 cm). Combined with Intelligence Storm, the parts allow models such as a Rubik's cube robot, an anti-track robot, a handling robot with tracks and gripper, and a four-wheel-drive car, which needs two additional large motors. It is a natural next step for schools that already teach with Intelligence Storm and want to move towards competition-style builds.

  • Grades 4–5Grades 6–8Grades 9–12

    Construction Tech Robot

    Construction Tech Robot is part of the Zmrobo range of educational robotics kits. Zmrobo kits combine building parts with electronic modules so students can assemble models and then program them to move and respond. Kits of this type are used to introduce mechanical structures, simple machines and basic programming concepts through practical projects, and they encourage teamwork, problem solving and creative design. Detailed specifications, contents and age guidance for this kit are available on request. Contact us for a quotation, classroom quantities and delivery to your school.

  • Grades 1–3Grades 4–5Grades 6–8

    RoboRun

    RoboRun (model 1799) is a programmable wheeled robot from ZMROBO for children who are starting to learn robot programming. Students assemble the transparent car themselves, which helps them understand its transmission structure, and its building-block holes allow further expansion. It is recommended for ages 6+. The C1 controller board carries eight programmable electronic modules, five for input and three for output, including a buzzer, microphone, infrared receiver, buttons and full-colour LEDs, plus Bluetooth and USB Type-C. It can connect up to eight sensors, two motors and two servo motors, and has two I2C interfaces. The set weighs about 0.6 kg and comes in a colour box with a user manual. A 26-lesson course in two stages teaches the programming modules step by step, covering movement paths, extended design and interaction between software and hardware. Students program it in Scratch, and a phone app offers obstacle avoidance, line tracking, simulated driving and shake-racing modes.

  • Grades 1–3Grades 4–5Grades 6–8Grades 9–12

    Robot Sensor Kit

    The Robot Sensor kit (model 2109) is a ZMROBO expansion set that gives robots many new ways to sense and express. Its modules work with the E6 controller of Intelligence Storm, the M6 controller of Defender WiseKit and the E3 controller of Technology Storm, making robotics lessons richer and more varied. It is recommended for ages 6+. The kit contains 13 modules: infrared ranging, laser ranging and gesture sensors, an attitude heading reference sensor (gyroscope), magnetic, temperature and humidity and barometric sensors, two Intelligent Eye modules with colour ring light and infrared communication, two 16x16 blue dot-matrix displays, an AI vision module for machine vision and voice interaction, and a scanning camera for QR codes and barcodes. A USB Bluetooth adapter and five data cables are included, in a plastic case inside a colour box (about 1 kg). Each module has matching programming blocks for reading its data or controlling its output, so students can add distance measurement, orientation, environmental data, displays and AI functions to their projects.

  • Grades 4–5Grades 6–8Grades 9–12

    Gyroscope Sensor

    The ZMROBO Gyroscope Sensor is an add-on attitude module for ZMROBO robot kits. It is listed as an optional extension sensor for Intelligence Storm and Defender WiseKit, and an attitude heading reference sensor of this type is also included in the Robot Sensor kit. The module returns 6-axis attitude data, combining a 3-axis accelerometer with a 3-axis gyroscope, and ZMROBO highlights automatic calibration, high sensitivity and high precision. In programs, students read its attitude and orientation values and can correct the horizontal reference, using roll, pitch and yaw to see how a robot is tilted or turning. Typical uses include self-balancing robots, turning to an exact angle, keeping a straight heading and gesture-based control. Note that yaw readings from a gyroscope without a magnetometer can drift over time, which ZMROBO's documentation describes as normal.

  • Grades 4–5Grades 6–8Grades 9–12

    Ultrasonic Sensor

    The ZMROBO Ultrasonic Sensor (BE-6311) measures distance by sending out ultrasonic signals and receiving the echoes reflected from an object. It connects to ZMROBO robot controllers through the standard interface and is recognised automatically. It runs at 5 V and detects objects from 5 to 200 cm with an accuracy of ±1 cm. Two built-in RGB LEDs can be set to any colour, so the sensor can also show status or react visually in a project. ZMROBO describes the sensor family as resistant to interference, accurate and able to measure long distances, and it is listed among the sensors used with kits such as Intelligence Storm and Defender WiseKit. In class, students use it to build robots that avoid obstacles, keep a set distance, measure objects or trigger actions when something approaches, which makes it a core sensor for robotics challenges.

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