Robot Brain
The robot's computer. Runs programs and connects motors and sensors.
Part Gallery
44 part types to learn.
Controller
Handheld remote used to drive the robot.
Robot Battery
Rechargeable battery that powers the Robot Brain.
Smart Motor
Motor that spins shafts and reports its position and speed.
USB Cable
Connects the Brain or Controller to a computer for programming and charging.
Touch LED
Sensor that glows in colors and detects a finger touch.
Bumper Switch
Sensor that detects when it is pressed or bumped.
Optical Sensor
Detects color, light and nearby objects.
Distance Sensor
Measures how far away an object is.
Smart Cable
Connects motors and sensors to the Robot Brain.
Pitch Rope
Flexible line for pulling, winding or lifting.
Smooth Panel
Flat panel without holes for surfaces and covers.
Pin Tool
Tool for removing pins and prying parts apart.
Wide Spool
Wheel-like part for winding rope.
Crank Arm with Gear
An arm with gear teeth built in at one end.
Rubber Band
Stretchy band that stores energy and holds things together.
Rubber Band Anchor
Hook point for attaching rubber bands to a build.
Traction Link
Grippy link that clips onto chain to make tank treads.
Intake Flap
Flexible flap that clips onto chain to grab game objects.
Shaft
Square rod that transfers rotation through wheels and gears.
Capped Shaft
Shaft with a cap on one end so it cannot slide through.
Motor Shaft
Shaft with a stop in it, used to connect to a Smart Motor.
Pitch Motor Snap Shaft
Short shaft that snaps into a motor.
Shaft Collar
Rubber collar that grips a shaft to keep parts in place.
Shaft Spacer
Thin spacer that fills gaps along a shaft.
Washer
Thin flat ring that reduces friction between moving parts.
Corner Connector
Connects beams and plates at right angles.
Standoff
Post that holds parts a set distance apart.
Standoff Extender
Short piece that lengthens a standoff.
Standoff Connector
Joins standoffs to beams or to each other.
Standoff Connector Pin
Pin with a standoff socket to join standoffs and beams.
Connector Pin
Snaps two parts together through their holes.
Idler Pin
Pin that lets a part spin freely around it.
Wheel Hub
Center part of a wheel that a tire stretches over.
Tire
Rubber outside of a wheel for grip.
Omni-Directional Wheel
Wheel with rollers so it can slide sideways.
Lock Beam
Beam with a square hole that locks onto a shaft.
Beam
1x-wide straight piece with holes. The main building block.
Large Beam
2x-wide straight beam for strong frames.
Angled Beam
Beam bent at an angle.
Plate
Flat piece with a grid of holes.
Gear
Toothed wheel that meshes with other gears to transfer motion.
Sprocket
Toothed wheel driven by chain.
Chain Link
Single link that connects with others to make a chain.