Clementoni Scientific Fun Mio Robot : New Generation - version en polonais

Introducing the Clementoni Scientific Fun Mio Robot: New Generation, an educational robotics kit designed to introduce children to the world of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) through hands-on play. This DIY kit allows kids to build their own programmable robot and explore various modes including Explore, Follow, Avoid Obstacles, and Draw. With over 200 components, infrared sensors, and integrated LED lights, Mio Robot provides an engaging learning experience that develops logical thinking, problem-solving, and manual dexterity.

Advantages

The Mio Robot kit offers a comprehensive introduction to robotics and coding principles without the need for a computer or tablet. Programming is done via on-board buttons, making it accessible for children aged 8 and up. The robot's multiple modes encourage creativity and experimentation, while the assembly process teaches mechanics and electronics. The Polish language version ensures that instructions are clear for Polish-speaking users.

Suitable for

• Children aged 8 years and older interested in robotics and technology
• STEM education at home or in classroom settings
• Gifts for birthdays, holidays, or educational milestones
• Developing skills in logical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity

Key specifications

• Product Type: Educational Robotics Kit
• Recommended Age: 8+ years
• Number of Components: Over 200
• Programming Interface: On-board buttons
• Robot Modes: Explore, Follow, Avoid Obstacles, Draw
• Sensor Type: Infrared (IR) sensors
• Number of Motors: 2
• Power Source: 4x AAA batteries (not included)
• Lights: Integrated LED lights
• Material: High-quality plastic, electronic components
• Language Version: Polish
• Safety Compliance: CE certified

Recommendations

This kit requires 4 AAA batteries (not included). Adult supervision is recommended for younger children during assembly. The instruction manual is in Polish. Ideal for children who enjoy building and programming their own toys.