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Makeblock mBuild modules for mBot2 & CyberPi

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$34.76 $219.99 In stock

Category: Coding Toys

Developed by Makeblock, mBuild modules are small in size but highly intelligent in functions. Over 30 mBuild electronic modules have been developed, and more modules will be available soon. Use mBuild modules to create projects based on fantastic ideas, popularize programming education, promote maker education, or participate in robotic competitions.

Breadboard-free
Making a series of sensors work simultaneously by connecting the head and tail!

Highly compatible
Compatible with almost all mainstream open-source hardware.

No pre-coding experience needed
Free coding platform mBlock 5 supports both block-based and Python programming.

Before purchasing, make sure you have the compatible mainboard CyberPi or robotics kit mBot2 (you can scroll down to find them in "Frequently Bought Together") . If you are new to Maker Education, starting with mBot2 is the best bet since this kit has everything you need to kick off the first maker project! 

Currently, only 5 mBuild sensors are available for direct purchases. If you're interested in other mBuild modules, learn the whole picture of mBuild system here and contact us for support!

Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen K. ★★★★★

The little light sensor module snaps right onto the arm and my daughter had it reading colors within ten minutes. Thirty-plus modules means there's always something new to add, which keeps her coming back to it instead of the tablet.

Natalie ★★★★★

Bought these to expand what my kid could build, and having over 30 modules to choose from means there's always something new to try. The little sensors are surprisingly smart for their size, and he's already figuring out how to chain a few together on his own.

Leo M. ★★★★☆

Snapping the modules together is oddly satisfying and my son figured out the color coding on the ports without any help. Only gripe is that some of the 30-plus modules cost extra, so building out a full setup adds up fast. Still, the magnetic connectors hold tight even when he yanks the whole rig of