Robots and kits To learn creating

Designed for different educational levels and contexts, the SmartTEAM kits support students from their very first experiences with robotics right through to the development of more complex projects. Codit, Buty, the prototyping kit and its expansion packs form an ecosystem of assembly parts and electronic components — sensors, actuators, buttons and displays — which enable students to build and programme robotic solutions progressively, with a clear and meaningful educational approach.

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Why Choose The kits from SmartTEAM?

Project-based learning

The kits are designed to help students learn by creating and solving real-world challenges, integrating robotics, programming and computational thinking through meaningful projects.

Learn exploring

They encourage experimentation, decision-making and collaborative work, thereby strengthening pupils’ independence and the active construction of knowledge in the classroom.

Materials durable

The robots and kits include robust and safe components, designed for intensive use in the classroom and to facilitate independent and collaborative learning experiences.

Class for 4- and 5-year-olds

Codit + Board with instruction cards

A kit designed to introduce children to programming through play, physical exploration and hands-on activities, without the use of screens. The board and tokens enable children to work on simple instructions and sequences in a hands-on way, fostering the development of logical thinking, anticipation and problem-solving from an early age. It includes 22 programming tokens and 20 path mat pieces, and does not require an internet connection.
Years 1 to 3

Robot Buty

Buty is an educational robotics kit designed to teach programming in the classroom in a practical and progressive way. It is a mobile, robust robot designed for use in schools, which guides pupils from their very first experiments through to increasingly complex projects.
Year 4

Add-on 4 Expansion Kit

This kit expands Buty to the new team, enhancing learning with resources and sensors that enable more complex projects relating to automation, robotics and the integration of programming and electronics.
Years 5 to 6

Robot Buty

Buty is an educational robotics kit designed to teach programming in the classroom in a practical and progressive way. It is a mobile, robust robot designed for use in schools, which guides pupils from their very first experiments through to increasingly complex projects.
From Year 7 to secondary school

Add-on Expansion Kit 7–9

This kit expands Buty to the new team, enhancing learning with resources and sensors that enable more complex projects relating to automation, robotics and the integration of programming and electronics.

Who Who is it aimed at?

For teachers looking for practical, accessible and pedagogically sound tools to introduce robotics and programming into the classroom, without the need for prior technical training.

To educational institutions wishing to integrate technology in a planned manner, with support and pedagogical continuity, thereby strengthening their educational programmes.

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PROPOSALS EDUCATIONAL
BY LEVEL

Years 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9

Expand your knowledge of robotics by using new sensors and actuators.

  • SmartTEAM Books 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9
  • Teacher’s guides for Years 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9
  • Prototyping Kit + Add-on 7–9 (expansion kit)
  • Animations Platform
  • Robots Platform
  • AI proposal
  • Aula Platform
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    Kinder
    4 and 5

    Designed for early years education, using a screenless, programmable robot.

  • SmartTEAM Kindergarten Book 4 and 5
  • Teacher’s Guides
  • Codit: a screen-free robotics kit
  • Physical board and programming tokens
  • Programming app for teachers
  • Structured and progressive sessions
  • Teacher training and support
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    Year 1, Year 2, Year 3 and Year 4

    It introduces students to the essential concepts of computational thinking.

  • SmartTEAM Books 1, 2, 3 and 4
  • Teacher’s Guides 1, 2, 3 and 4
  • Robot Buty
  • Gaming Platform
  • AI platform
  • Aula Platform
  • View full proposal

    Years 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9

    Expand your knowledge of robotics by using new sensors and actuators.

  • SmartTEAM Books 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9
  • Teacher’s guides for Years 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9
  • Prototyping Kit + Add-on 7–9 (expansion kit)
  • Animations Platform
  • Robots Platform
  • AI proposal
  • Aula Platform
  • View full proposal

    Kinder
    4 and 5

    Designed for early years education, using a screenless, programmable robot.

  • SmartTEAM Kindergarten Book 4 and 5
  • Teacher’s Guides
  • Codit: a screen-free robotics kit
  • Physical board and programming tokens
  • Programming app for teachers
  • Structured and progressive sessions
  • Teacher training and support
  • View full proposal

    Year 1, Year 2, Year 3 and Year 4

    It introduces students to the essential concepts of computational thinking.

  • SmartTEAM Books 1, 2, 3 and 4
  • Teacher’s Guides 1, 2, 3 and 4
  • Robot Buty
  • Gaming Platform
  • AI platform
  • Aula Platform
  • View full proposal

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