Butterfly EduFields 40in1 STEM Robotics Kit STEM Robotics Kits for Kids: 40+ Home Automation projects
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Got a kid who's crazy about robots? Dive into the world of STEM with over 40 home automation projects that'll keep them busy for hours. Imagine their face when they build a Line Following Car or, even cooler, a Flame Extinguisher Robot. It's not just play—it's learning disguised as fun.
This isn't your average toy. With more than 100 parts (sensors, motors, LEDs—you name it), kids can piece together their own robotic creations. And don't worry about getting stuck; the instructions are so clear, even the most distracted young inventor can follow along. Perfect for homeschooling or just some weekend tinkering.
But wait, there's more. Ever thought about adding a dash of AI to playtime? This kit lets kids experiment with fire, touch, motion, and light detection. It's like giving their toys a brain upgrade. Talk about sparking creativity (and maybe a future career in engineering).
Stuck on what to get for the next birthday or Christmas? This robotics kit is the gift that keeps on giving. It's not just a toy—it's a way to sharpen problem-solving skills and maybe, just maybe, inspire the next great engineer. Who knew learning could be this much fun?
- Plug & Play DIY Robot Building
- Add AI Artificial Intelligence to toys
- Build Play Invent
- Perfect Educational Gift for Kids
- 40+ Home Automation projects
General specs
- Brand: Butterfly EduFields
- Model: 40in1 STEM Robotics Kit
- Seller: Amazon
- Product Dimensions: 8 x 5 x 1 inches
- Item Weight: 2.71 pounds
- Country of Origin: India
- Manufacturer Recommended Age: 8 - 17 years
- Batteries: 4 AA batteries required
- First listed by seller: 5/2/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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| Price | $95.47 | $23.75 | $49.97 | $88.96 | $69.93 | $8.22 |
| Seller | Amazon | Joom | Amazon | Joom | Joom | Joom |
| Update | June 27, 2025 | August 13, 2025 | June 27, 2025 | August 27, 2025 | August 27, 2025 | August 23, 2025 |
| Age Range | 6–12 years | 7-11 years | 6-12 years | |||
STEM Robotics Kits for Kids
Adam W.
Boston, MA
May 10, 2025
I bought this for my son's birthday, thinking it would be a great way to combine play with learning, and overall, it delivered on that promise. The delivery was quick, which was a nice surprise. He was super excited to start building, and we spent hours together on projects like the flame-detecting robot—it was awesome to see his face light up when things worked. However, I had to help him a lot with the more complex builds, and some parts didn't fit as snugly as I'd hoped, leading to a few do-overs. Despite that, it's a solid kit that teaches valuable skills, and I'd recommend it to other parents looking for a hands-on educational gift. It's not perfect, but it's definitely worth it for the creativity and learning it inspires.
- Pros: This kit is super engaging and educational, with a huge variety of parts that let kids build all sorts of cool projects like a car that follows lines or a robot that detects fire. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, making it great for young learners, and it really sparks creativity and problem-solving skills. It's built like a tank, so it can handle a lot of use without breaking, and it's perfect for homeschooling or weekend fun.
- Cons: As it seemed to me, the sheer number of parts can be a bit overwhelming at first, and some pieces might feel a bit flimsy compared to others, which could lead to frustration during assembly. Also, while the projects are fun, they might not hold interest for very long if the child isn't deeply into this kind of thing, and it requires a good amount of adult supervision for younger kids to avoid mistakes.