Designed for school-aged kids in the 3rd to 8th grades, RobotiKits are a collection of 3 mini DIY robots. They are easily assembled and can be used to demonstrate the principles of solar energy to children. Because they use solar energy, the RobotiKits require no batteries. Each kit can be purchased individually.
Included in the collection are:
1. Super Solar Racing Car - based on 11 parts, the car rushes off when exposed to light.
2. Frightened Grasshopper - when light falls on it, the eyes jiggle, legs wiggle, and antennas sway to and fro. The grasshopper has 7 parts.
3. Happy Hopping Frog - the frog will start jumping as soon as light falls on it. The kit has a total of 26 parts and is more challenging to assemble.
Check out the happy hopping frog in the video above.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- DIY Robotics Kits
- There is an opportunity for companies to create various DIY robotics kits for children to learn the principles of solar energy and basic robotics.
- Solar-powered Toys
- An opportunity for companies to create solar-powered toys similar to the RobotiKits, providing an eco-friendly and interactive experience for children.
- STEM Education
- With the increasing demand for STEM education, companies can create more educational toys and kits that promote learning outside of traditional classroom settings.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Education
- There is an opportunity for the education industry to introduce more experiential learning experiences by incorporating robotics kits for children.
- Toy Manufacturing
- Companies in the toy manufacturing industry can promote the use of eco-friendly and educational toys by creating new solar-powered toy lines.
- Renewable Energy
- An opportunity for the renewable energy industry to educate children about the principles of solar energy and its applications in everyday life through the use of robotics kits.
