
Advance Robotics Kit
A component-rich Arduino kit for progressing from basic circuits to sensor-driven robotics projects.
RoboTricks learning kits and programmes give children the components, the code and the guidance to build things that genuinely work — then explain how they did it.
Hands-on builds
Wired and assembled, not watched
Real components
Circuits, sensors and motors
Exhibition ready
Children present their own work
Explore our featured robotics kits, designed to move learners from first circuits to complete working inventions.
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Browse six 2026 exhibition projects, see the reserved 2025 photo slots, or watch RoboTricks news coverage and student innovation videos.

Smoke and flame sensors provide safety alerts, while an IR sensor switches the lights on automatically. A rain sensor controls the shed, and a DHT11 module tracks temperature and humidity for a responsive home environment.
Each kit is a sequence, not a one-off toy — the components carry a child from a first circuit through to a programmed, working build. Search, filter, then open any kit for the full details.
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A component-rich Arduino kit for progressing from basic circuits to sensor-driven robotics projects.
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A Level 1 starter kit with core electronics parts for guided first robotics builds.
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A four-wheel chassis kit for building the mechanical foundation of a robotics car.
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S.T.E.A.M blends Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics into immersive learning experiences that empower every child to invent, create and solve with confidence.
Asking why something behaves the way it does, then designing a test that answers it rather than guessing.
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Next-gen STEM robotics kits designed for curious minds. Every box is a launchpad for hands-on learning, creativity and confident problem solving.
RoboTricks exists to make that sentence literal. A kit is not a toy and not a textbook — it is a set of real components a child assembles, programmes and then has to explain to somebody else.
Imagine
Start from a real problem worth solving.
Build
Make it physical, with their own hands.
Program
Give the build instructions to follow.
Test
Find what breaks, then fix it.
Present
Explain it out loud to other people.
Sessions are hands-first. Components come out of the box within minutes, and the explanation arrives while the parts are already in a child's hands.
Difficulty is matched to the age band rather than the calendar, so a younger child builds mechanisms while an older one wires sensors and writes the logic that drives them.
Programmes finish at an exhibition, where children stand beside their own project and explain how it works to visitors.
There is no entry test and no prior experience needed. Tell us a little about your child and we'll talk through what would suit them — on WhatsApp, at your pace.
Questions about a kit, an age group or enrolling your child — send them straight to the RoboTricks team.
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The enrollment form asks for the few details we need to suggest the right age band and timings.
RoboTricks · Lahore
Iqbal Chowk Ashiayan Road, Aashiana Rd, Gulshan Yaseen Colony, Lahore, 54000, Pakistan
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Orders are placed through WhatsApp. Open any kit, choose a quantity and select “Buy on WhatsApp” — the site prepares a message with the product, quantity and total, and you confirm the delivery details directly in the chat.
Select “Enroll Your Child” anywhere on the site and complete the short form. It prepares a WhatsApp message with your child's details so the RoboTricks team can respond with available programmes and timings.
Programmes are organised into age bands from 4–6 years through to 16+ years, so activities are matched to what a child can already do.
No. The kits are sequenced so a child starts with simple hands-on builds and moves toward circuits and programming as they go.
Iqbal Chowk Ashiayan Road, Aashiana Rd, Gulshan Yaseen Colony, Lahore, 54000, Pakistan. You can open the exact location in Google Maps from the contact page.
Yes — every page has a WhatsApp option, and the contact form routes to the same number. Ask anything before committing to a kit or a programme.