Witblox: A Playful Path to Robotics and Programming for Kids

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If you are looking for a fun and easy way to introduce children to the world of robotics, electronics, and programming, consider checking out Witblox.

Witblox is a gamified robotics learning platform for children aged 8 to 16, providing plug-and-play hardware like Legos and a mobile app to help them learn.

What is Witblox?

Witblox is an electronic building block for endless innovations, designed and developed by TechShiksha. Witblox consists of various modules which they call "blox", such as sensors, lights, sounds, motors, switches, etc., that can be connected like Legos to create any kind of electronic logic or circuit. Children can use Witblox to make different robots, electronic circuits, applications, projects, and innovations, without worrying about soldering or wiring.

Witblox also has a mobile app that offers engaging comic stories for kids to learn faster, along with DIY videos for step-by-step tutorials. Users can also enjoy the community of fellow makers to get help on projects and ideas. Moreover, users can earn Witcoins and win prizes like laptops, 3D printers, drones, telescopes, etc. These witcoins also give discounts on the purchases we make on the app. Witcoins can be earned by completing challenges and sharing their creations. I have already claimed a T-shirt, badge, and foldscope with my Witcoins.

What are the advantages of Witblox?

  • It is easy to use, and its plug-and-play functionality eliminates the need for complex wires and soldering.
  • It is fun and interactive, improving creativity and curiosity in children.
  • It covers various topics across Robotics, AI, IoT, DIY, Drones, Arduino, Science, Origami, and Web Development.
  • It is compatible with Arduino and can eliminate the use of many modules.

How can you get Witblox kits?

Witblox is available online on its official website: shop.witblox.com and on its app: app.witblox.com and on other e-commerce platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, etc. You can choose from different kits based on your interests. Some of the popular kits are:

  • WitBlox DIY Robotics kit for 101+ projects
  • WitBlox DIY Robotics Kit with WiFi for 101+ projects
  • WitBlox DIY Robotics Kit with AI for 101+ projects
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