RoboForge

Learn robotics as a family of ideas — build a robot, program it with code blocks, and watch your logic come to life.

Level 1

Program a robot

Two hands-on coding surfaces — drive a robot around a grid with code blocks, and program a factory line with if/else rules.

Block-Code Arena ✨ new Snap together move, turn, repeat-loops, and a sensor block; predict where the robot will stop, then run it across the grid to the charging pad. Automation Puzzle ✨ new Program a factory sorter with if / else-if / else rules, then run it on the whole conveyor belt at once — that's a loop.

Calibrate the Robot

Set a control dial, run the robot, and see where it lands. The first run almost never nails it — that's information. Tune the dial and run again until it hits the goal zone: the real robotics calibration loop.

Tune & run →

Pick the Sensor

A good robot uses the right sense for the job. Read what the task needs — stop before a wall, hear a clap, sort colours — and choose the sensor that can actually detect it, then see why the others are blind to what matters.

Choose the sensor →

Speed vs Control

Fast isn't always better. Too slow and the robot arrives late; too fast and it skids past the target. Set the motor speed, drive, and tune into the sweet spot that's both on time and on target.

Find the sweet spot →

Build the Chassis

The shape of a robot decides what it can do — a wide base won't tip, big wheels roll over bumps, a narrow body fits through gaps. Set the base width and wheel size, watch it rebuild, and match the build to the task.

Build it →

Play together

A quick robotics-and-coding face-off for 2–4 players — same device, or an online room by code.

Robot Duel (pass-and-play) 2–4 players take turns on one device — same questions, highest first-try score wins. Or open an online room by code.

Practice the concepts

16 kits from the basics of robots up to autonomous navigation and factory systems — a short round of questions with a hint whenever you get stuck. Your progress stays on this device.