KUBO creates puzzle-based educational robots and hands-on TagTile® coding tools designed to teach young children early programming and math skills.
KUBO Robotics is an innovative educational technology brand that created the world’s first puzzle-based educational robot. Designed to transform students from passive tech consumers into active creators, KUBO simplifies complex computational concepts through hands-on experiences. Children aged four to ten can learn to code before they can even read or write by physically connecting command tiles.
The KUBO system centers around the TagTile® programming language, an intuitive and screen-free way for young learners to build algorithms, loops, and functions. Expansion packs like KUBO Coding Math and digital platforms like KUBO Play further enrich the STEM curriculum, making early childhood education an engaging mix of physical robotics and foundational computational thinking.
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It takes about two hours for the first full charge using the included USB cable. When fully charged, KUBO will run for about four hours.
Attach the head to the body to turn KUBO on. To turn KUBO off, simply pull the head and body apart.
Blue means KUBO is waiting for commands; Red indicates an error or low battery; Green means it is executing a sequence; Purple means it is recording a Function.
Place a blue 'Record Function' tile at the start and end of your command sequence. Place KUBO on the starting tile to record it, and then place KUBO on an executing 'Play Function' tile to run the sequence.