01Frame
A chassis you snap, not screw.
Forty-one aluminium-grey plates click together on a 12 mm grid. No glue, no soldering, no tiny screws lost under the sofa.
41 plates
00 Robotics kit · Ages 8–14
Ohmie One is a snap-together robot your kid builds on Saturday and codes by Sunday. Six sensors, one friendly brain, and a six-week mission path that ends with them inventing their own.
Status
Roaming · avoiding walls
Sensor
28 cm
142
parts in the box
0
soldering, ever
8–14
years, the sweet spot
5 h
per charge over USB-C
01 Inside the box
Forty-one aluminium-grey plates click together on a 12 mm grid. No glue, no soldering, no tiny screws lost under the sofa.
41 plates
Missions start as drag-and-drop loops and graduate to real Python on the same robot. The brain board speaks both from day one.
2 languages
Distance, light, line, sound, tilt and touch modules plug into any port. Ohmie lights the port blue when it recognises what you added.
6 sensors
02 Mission path
Every mission is a printed card and a ten-minute video. Parents can sit in, but nobody needs to — the robot tells you when something is plugged in backwards.
Build the frame, flash the brain, make the eyes blink on command.
Loops, turns and why 90° on carpet is never quite 90°.
Read the distance sensor and steer away before the bump.
Follow a line of electrical tape around the kitchen floor.
Sound thresholds, debouncing, and a robot that dances on cue.
Combine any three sensors. Share it to the Ohmie mission board.
03 Batch 03 · 600 kits
€149 with every sensor, the brain board, a USB-C cable and all six mission cards. Free returns until it is built.