What's in the box

Overview

Roboatom is a robotics kit built around plastic structural parts. The same pieces are reused to create different builds — from vehicles and aircraft to everyday mechanisms.

The kit photo archive (`robo_kit/`) documents about 37 assembly exercises. On this site we show a selection of those builds with real photographs.

We do not publish a full SKU list, an exact recommended age, or technical specs that have not been confirmed. For specific questions, use the interest form.

Assembly exercises

The kit includes about 37 documented exercises. Below are the main categories — with examples from the photos. On this site you can browse 26 builds in detail.

Exploration: Mars rover and moon rover, Helicopters, airplanes, and Mars helicopter, UFO, sailboat, and ship.

Mechanisms: Robotic hand, robo clock, and spirograph, Gramophone, 3-gear assembly, and catapult / fan, Line follower.

Everyday machines: Crane car, lifting crane, and loader, Elevator, car wash, and long / small car.

Playful builds: Robo souvlaki, Football.

Some exercises exist in variants (e.g. different helicopter or car versions). The exact list you receive may vary slightly by batch — ask us before ordering.

Parts

What is visible in build photos — not invented specifications.

Plastic structural parts. The kit is built around plastic structural pieces — beams, connectors, and frames — reused across many different builds.

— Structural frames and beams — Connectors and axles — Wheels and rolling bases

Gears and motion transfer. In many builds the gears are visible — from rovers and helicopters to gramophones, loaders, and drawing mechanisms.

— Gears in open layouts (e.g. robo clock, 3-gear assembly) — Levers and axles in mechanisms (e.g. robotic hand, elevator) — Wheels and drive on vehicles

Motors and sensors (where shown in builds). Some exercises — as seen in kit photos — combine mechanical parts with a motor or sensor. We do not publish unconfirmed technical specifications.

— Motors in builds such as robo souvlaki (rotation via gears) — Sensor on the line follower — Moving builds such as football (as shown in photos)

One kit, many builds

The idea behind Roboatom is to rebuild with the same structural parts: take one build apart and make the next. Kids see how shape and motion change without needing a new box every time.

Want details on what is included?

Fill in the interest form and we will reply about availability, pricing, and anything you want to know before ordering.