Omnibox
Omnibox
The Omnibox is an advanced programmable robot that combines the world of electronics, mechanics and programming into one compact cube measuring approximately 100 × 87 × 70 mm. It is ideal for children from 8 years old and adult beginners who want to get into the basics of robotics. The construction of the robot does without screwing and welding - all parts are connected by rivets and a simple click system. Three circuit boards - the motherboard, expansion board and Drive card - contain a range of sensors, motors and lighting elements that together enable dozens of interactive functions. With support for both Scratch and Arduino IDE programming, the Omnibox offers endless possibilities to develop logical thinking and creativity. The robot can be controlled via Bluetooth app or infrared remote control. Users can set different modes - for example, line following, obstacle avoidance, colour recognition or sound control. The Omnibox is also compatible with LEGO kits, allowing the robot to be further expanded and customised to suit your imagination.
Key features of the Omnibox kit
- Programmable robot with compact cube-shaped design
- Easy assembly without screwing and soldering
- Omnibox is compatible with LEGO sets
- Dual programming mode - Scratch and Arduino IDE
- Bluetooth and infrared control
- 5 output and 6 input devices for interactive functions
- Support for more than 40 experimental courses
- Powered by 3 18650 batteries
- Suitable for children aged 8 and over
Innovative design and easy installation
Omnibox is designed with simplicity and clarity in mind. Thanks to its clamp-on design, it dispenses with screws or soldering, making it an ideal choice even for younger technicians. The robot also includes a rear tilt wheel that provides stability during movement and prevents the robot from tipping backwards. The top and side acrylic panels feature holes compatible with LEGO blocks, giving users the freedom to add their own design elements. Assembly takes only a few minutes and you can start experimenting with programming as soon as you're done.
Programming and interactive features
Omnibox supports two learning environments - Scratch visual programming for beginners and Arduino IDE text programming for advanced users. The robot has five output devices, including two matrix LED displays, eight RGB lights, two motors and a buzzer. It also contains six input sensors, including infrared sensors, a microphone, a colour sensor and buttons for interaction. This combination allows the robot to react to sound, light and obstacles, play melodies, recognise colours and move with high precision.
Education and extensibility
The Omnibox kit includes more than 40 educational experiments to help understand the principles of electronics, programming and automation. Thanks to the interface for LEGO building blocks, the robot can be expanded with additional sensors, motors or decorative elements. Power is provided by three 18650 batteries, which provide enough energy for long-term operation. Omnibox is thus not only an educational tool, but also a creative platform that teaches you to think like a real engineer.
Specifications
Age and intended use
Programming for Kids
Specifications can be changed without notice. Images are for illustrative purposes only.
