Barobo develops hardware, software, and curriculum for hands-on, integrated learning of K-12 math, computer science, engineering design, and robotics in both classroom and expanded education.

A single program can easily control multiple robots for demonstrating and solving many math and practical application problems. Sensors can also be integrated into a Linkbot™ system via Barobo's Arduino-Uno-Compatible and Raspberry Pi kits.

Barobo’s Robotics and Robotics-Math Programs for Expanded Learning are designed for TK-12 after-school and summer programs. They take the planning and guesswork out of creating an effective program for expanded learning.

Barobo, Inc. is the leader in educational robotics for K-12 students learning mathematics, computer science, and engineering design for both classroom and expanded learning.

Join K-12 educators nationwide to bring hands-on learning with Barobo programming applications and Linkbots, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi to your classroom, makerspace, or afterschool program

Barobo Launches RoboBlockly Website for Learning Math and Coding through Robotics and Arduino We have just launched the latest, greatest version of our RoboBlockly online software at www.roboblockly.com, specially designed for K-12...

Get started using Linkbot, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi with Barobo learning and teaching resources

Barobo Raspberry Pi is designed to run C-STEMbian, a free open source Linux operating system, based on Raspbian, that was developed to enable beginners to use Raspberry Pi for physical computing and for adding sensors to Barobo Linkbot robots.

2025年3月21日 · 2x Barobo 60W 8-Port USB Charger (instructions for using charger in carry case) 2x Bundle Carry Case. 1 Year Extended Warranty . The recommended add-ons for this bundle are: 2x, 3x, or 4x Activity Mat: RoboTown (Grades 2-12) or Activity Mat: RoboVillage (Grades TK-1) 4x Linkbot-L. 16x Arduino-Compatible Basic Kit

Barobo's RoboBlocky™ is a block-based computing environment for learning math, computer science, and engineering design with robotics. RoboBlocky™ uses a simple drag-and-drop interface to program and control Barobo's modular Linkbot™ robot, in both hardware and virtual (on-screen) versions.