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Modular robotics / Oundle, England

PRAXLET/

OPEN SYSTEMS / CURIOUS MINDS

Small parts.
Big questions.

Robotics is more useful when you can see how it works. Build a small system, ask it a good question, then follow the answer through every connection.

3.3 V & 5 V systems · Clear pin labels · Reusable connections

Exploded view of a small robot: chassis, controller deck, sensor and mounting layers.
TAKE IT APART. UNDERSTAND IT BETTER.PX / 001

16modules, one clear catalogue

2low-voltage systems

6projects ready for a first test

01 / THE PARTS THAT MAKE A SYSTEM

Choose a function.
See the whole picture.

All modules & specifications

02 / A BETTER FIRST BUILD

A plan before
the first wire.

Our kit bench checks the things that are easy to miss: voltage, interfaces, power headroom and the small mechanical parts a bigger idea needs.

Open the kit bench
  1. 01 / CHOOSE

    A question small enough to test.

    Follow a line, compare two readings or make a clear state visible. Start with one thing you can explain.

  2. 02 / CHECK

    The connections between the parts.

    Make sure the modules agree on voltage and interfaces, with enough power and mounting room for the whole build.

  3. 03 / LEARN

    A result you can discuss.

    Keep a build record, repeat the test and change one thing. A useful question is more valuable than a fast finish.

03 / FROM PARTS TO POSSIBILITIES

Start with a project.

The project bench

FOR CLASSROOMS, CLUBS & CURIOUS PEOPLE

Tell us what you want to investigate.

We can help you find a manageable first build, a few repeatable activities and a parts list that makes sense.

Talk through a build