
‘animate’ technology kit brings children’s dream robots to life
with 'animate' kit by studio fantasio, children can craft cardboard robots and breathe life into them with the help of electronics.
studio fantasio has introduced ‘animate’, a kit of electronic components and cardboard connectors aiming to give life to children’s imagination. the project introduces technology as a creative tool allowing children from the age of 6 to 10 to animate their own robots and creatures.

robots and creatures created from cardboard and animated with the help of electronics
all images courtesy of studio fantasio
the kit by studio fantasio consists of multiple elements: 8 electronic components including a battery, a vibrator, a buzzer, an ultrasonic sensor, two DC motors and two LED lights. in addition, there is a safe blade knife to cut cardboard easily, and a set of connectors to attach cardboard and components together. finally, three sizes of cables are also included, in order to plug the components to the battery.

a creative kit comprising different electronic components, cardboard connectors, cables, a safe blade knife and a methodology booklet
to make electronics more accessible and fun, the different components have been oversized with a distinctive shape and color. ‘animate’ is designed to provide complete freedom to the children, offering tools and a methodology booklet, which can help them develop their creative potential without any constraints.

the kit consists of 8 electronic components including a battery, a vibrator, a buzzer, an ultrasonic sensor, two DC motors and two LED lights

draw the robot of your dream

cut cardboard easily with the safe blade knife adapted to children

punch holes in the cardboard with the help of the connector

screw cardboard and components together with the cardboard connector

plug the different electronic components to the battery with the cable

animated robot responding to gesture with its red ultrasonic sensor and blipping its LED light

animated robot spinning its colorful wheel with its dc motor, making sound with its buzzer and blipping its LED light eyes

methodology booklet to help children develop their creative potential without any constraints
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