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Dexterous Autonomyfor kids

Kids practice in simulation first, then drive a real robotic arm— learning how machines move, grasp, and solve tasks, with robotic hands coming next.

Simpractice before hardware
Armsrobotic arms to start
Ages 10+ready to learn & build
Handscoming next on the path
Simpractice before hardware
Armsrobotic arms to start
Ages 10+ready to learn & build
Handscoming next on the path
Programs

Sim to hardware.
Then real dexterity.

01

Practice in simulation

Every lesson starts in a virtual robot world—try moves safely, fail fast, and build intuition for joints and trajectories before touching hardware.

02

Transfer to robot arms

The same skills run on a robotic arm. Kids see their sim routines come alive on real hardware—joints, motion, and safe control they already understand.

03

Learn by building

Project-based challenges turn picking, placing, and sorting into games. Practice in sim, then prove it on the desk—every week ends with something to show off.

04

Path to robotic hands

Once arms feel natural, students graduate into dexterous hands—grasping and fine manipulation, again with simulation as the training ground.

ARMHANDLEVEL UP
How learning works

Three steps.
A lifelong skill.

By the numbers

Built for curiosity,
not classrooms alone.

Designed for homes, clubs, and schools—anywhere kids can safely run a desk-sized robot arm.

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Lessons start in simulation before any hardware move
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Guided projects from first sim trial to multi-step tasks
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From first sim pick to running it on a real robotic arm
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Arms first, then hands—sim + hardware the whole way
Learner stories
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My daughter went from nervous about coding to programming pick-and-place routines on a robotic arm in two weeks.

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Priya Nair

Parent, Home learner

Highlight

First project in week 2

Built for homes, clubs, and classrooms

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HomeschoolSTEM ClubsMiddle SchoolsMaker SpacesLibrariesCampsAfter-schoolFamily kits
Pricing

Learn at home
or in class

Start free in simulation, then add a robotic arm kit when you're ready to go physical. Hardware sold separately or as a bundle.

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Explorer

For one curious learner at home

$0/month
  • Browser-based robot simulation
  • Intro curriculum (digital)
  • Robotic arm setup guides
  • Community project gallery
  • Age 10+ recommended
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Builder

Full arm track with kit support

$39/month
  • Full sim-to-hardware curriculum
  • Advanced simulation challenges
  • Complete robotic arm project track
  • Live office hours
  • Progress dashboard for parents
  • Early access to hands track
03

Classroom

For schools, clubs, and camps

Custom
  • Everything in Builder
  • Multi-seat licenses
  • Teacher training sessions
  • Classroom management tools
  • Hardware bundle options
  • Curriculum pacing guides
  • Priority support

Robotic arm kits and future hand modules are available as add-ons. See hardware options

Ready to put a
robot arm in
their hands?

Start in simulation today, then bring skills to a real robotic arm. Hands track opens soon—same sim-to-hardware path, deeper dexterity.

No credit card required for Explorer

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