A kit, and someone reading the work.
Each kit is tested before it leaves us, and each one comes with a sign-in for your child on HQ: a setup task on day one, then experiments they hand in and get a written reply on.
Start where your child is.
The price includes the parts and the reviewed tasks. There’s nothing else to buy, and no subscription.
Circuits Kit
Ages 6–10Real circuits with no code yet: light it, switch it, dim it, and find out why an LED needs a resistor.
Rs 2,500
Includes 5 reviewed tasks on HQ
You’ll need: Any phone, tablet or laptop, for the circuit simulator
In the box
- A battery pack and two AA cells
- A half-size breadboard, the same one on screen
- LEDs in several colours, with spares
- Resistors
- A switch and a turning knob
- Jumper wires
The experiments, in the simulator, then for real
- 01First Light
- 02The One-Way Door
- 03Save the LED!
- 04Night Switch
- 05Dimmer Dial
Command Kit
Ages 8+A real Arduino your child commands by typing, then by asking an AI, and checks every guess against the board.
Rs 5,500
Includes 6 reviewed tasks on HQ
You’ll need: A laptop or desktop with Chrome or Edge (the board talks to the browser over USB)
In the box
- An Arduino Uno with its USB cable, flashed with our command firmware and tested before it leaves us
- A servo motor, a buzzer and a light sensor
- LEDs and resistors
- Push buttons
- A half-size breadboard and jumper wires
- A printed wiring card
The experiments, on the command console
- 01Plug in, and make it blink on command
- 02Point the servo, then make it sweep
- 03Your name in Morse code
- 04Beep patterns
- 05Read the light sensor
- 06A night light that knows when it's dark
Six Projects Kit
Ages 10+Everything in the Command Kit, plus the sensors and motor for six real projects your child controls in plain English.
Rs 9,500
Waitlist: the first batch ships once we’ve built all six on a test rig
You’ll need: A laptop or desktop with Chrome or Edge (the board talks to the browser over USB)
In the box
- Everything in the Command Kit
- A distance sensor and an infrared sensor
- A temperature sensor and a gas sensor
- A motor, a fan blade and a motor driver with its own battery pack
- A piezo speaker and extra buttons
The experiments, on the command console
- 01Automatic night light
- 02Distance meter
- 03Automatic car barrier
- 04Automatic fan
- 05Gas detector
- 06Electronic piano
Want to try before you buy? The circuit simulator and the command console are free and open to anyone. The kit adds the parts, a tested board, and the tasks that get read.
From WhatsApp to a working board.
- Step 01
Order on WhatsApp
Tap the kit you want. Tell us your child's name and age, and whether you'd like it delivered or would rather collect it.
- Step 02
Pay by bank transfer
To the Gravixar account (Robonamix is a Gravixar project, so that's the name you'll see). Send us the screenshot on WhatsApp.
- Step 03
We test it and send it
Every board is flashed and tested before it's packed. We send it by courier anywhere in Pakistan, or you collect it from the studio in Rawalpindi.
- Step 04
Your child signs in
The day it ships, we send your child's HQ sign-in on WhatsApp. The first task is waiting: unbox it, set it up, and make it do one thing.
- Step 05
Every experiment gets a reply
Your child hands each one in as a photo, a video or a link, and gets a written reply: approved, or sent back with one next step.
Kit questions.
What does the sign-in actually give my child?
A place on HQ, the studio's own workspace, with the kit's tasks waiting in order: setting the kit up first, then one experiment at a time. Your child hands each one in as a photo, a video or a link, and it gets a written reply, approved or sent back with one next step, in words rather than marks. HQ's AI review assistant reads the work and its photos, and a child who thinks it got something wrong can ask their mentor to look again. The tasks stay open for 3 months after the kit ships.
Do we need a laptop?
For the Command Kit and the Six Projects Kit, yes: a laptop or desktop with Chrome or Edge, because the board talks to the browser over its USB cable, and phones and tablets can't do that. The Circuits Kit needs no code and no laptop; any phone or tablet runs the circuit simulator its missions start in.
What if the board doesn't work when it arrives?
Every board is flashed with our firmware and tested before it is packed, so it arrives already able to do its first experiment. If something still arrives dead, tell us on WhatsApp and we'll replace it.
Can't I just buy the parts myself?
You can, and we've written up exactly which parts and where, with twin-cities prices, in our Arduino starter kit guide. What a kit adds is a board already flashed and tested, the parts matched to the experiments, and the reviewed tasks that take your child through them.
Is any of it dangerous?
The kits run on USB power or small battery packs, well below anything that can hurt. Two parts in the Six Projects Kit get warm when they work, the gas sensor and the motor driver, and its tasks say so and show your child where not to touch. We never ask a child to test the gas sensor with a flame or a gas supply.
We're on the online membership. Do we need a kit?
Yes, once your child reaches the hardware modules. The online membership doesn't include one, and its first hardware sessions run in the free simulator, so there's time to choose: buy one of these, or the same parts from any shop or online store using our parts list.
Buying the parts yourself? Our Arduino starter kit guide lists them with twin-cities prices.
Not sure which one?
Tell us your child’s age and whether they’ve built anything before, and we’ll say which kit fits. If they can read and type a short sentence, the Command Kit is the one we’d suggest.
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