Starter Coding Car
The first robot. Line following, obstacle avoidance and lights, programmed in blocks first and Python later on a micro:bit class board.
- Ages
- 8 and up
- Best for
- First robot at home or in class
- Supply
- Order-driven, new stock
STEM robotics kits for Singapore
Kits, competition programmes and classroom IoT for Singapore schools and families, run by the team behind ZENCOV industrial components.
Learn
Open hardware your child will not outgrow in a term: the same boards move from block coding to Python, and classroom packs ship with teacher guides and spares because something always snaps on a Friday.
Compete
Singapore's National Robotics Competition runs Open and AI Maker categories, and WRO runs Future Innovators, where teams choose their own hardware. We build season bundles and coaching around exactly that freedom.
Connect
Plug-in sensors feed CO2, temperature and energy readings into dashboards we build on our own ERP stack, so a science lesson can run on the school's own building instead of a textbook chart.
The shelf
A deliberately short catalogue, each item chosen so it can be taught, repaired and extended. Quotes include curriculum and software options.
The first robot. Line following, obstacle avoidance and lights, programmed in blocks first and Python later on a micro:bit class board.
A programmable game console. Children write the games they then play, which is the fastest motivation loop we know of.
Brick-compatible structures around one controller: dozens of buildable machines from crane to plotter, for learners who think with their hands.
Any kit above, packed for a real class: numbered sets, spare parts bin, teacher guide and a lesson sequence matched to your term.
Competition hardware for Future Innovators projects: motors, sensors and structure sized to build a working exhibit, not a demo.
On-device face, object and line recognition that clips onto the kits above, so AI is something students wire up rather than watch.
Plug-in CO2, temperature and humidity sensors with a live dashboard for the classroom wall, installed and configured by us.
A tabletop arm with Python and ROS support for polytechnic and university labs, delivered configured and documented in English.
Final kit lineups and specifications are confirmed at quotation. Everything is supplied new and order-driven with manufacturer warranty; we hold quotes, not a warehouse of ageing stock.
The software layer
Anyone can import a robot kit. The reason to buy it from us is what we put on top.
An agent layer that turns plain English or Chinese instructions into movement on standard open hardware, built for demonstrations, AI lessons and competition exhibits.
Student builds, teacher view and progress in one place, sized for a tuition centre rather than an enterprise, and priced accordingly.
Sensor readings from Connect classrooms land in the same ERP platform our group develops in-house, so a pilot in one room can grow into a campus system without changing vendors.
Developed within Eusen Group by Adneti Technologies
The season
Organised by Science Centre Singapore. The Open and AI Maker categories accept any hardware platform, which is where our kits and coaching are aimed.
Open, AI MakerFuture Innovators and Future Engineers give teams free choice of hardware. We supply the set, the training plan and the software behind the exhibit.
Future InnovatorsThe industrial backbone
Our industrial brand supplies sensors, connectivity and motion parts to OEMs and integrators from the same Singapore operation. That discipline is what your classroom kit inherits.
Precision automation components for industrial and lab use: industrial sensors, connectivity, motion control and mechanical parts.
Visit zencov.comThe company
We hold quotes, not warehouses. Orders are placed against confirmed demand, shipped new with manufacturer warranty, and supported from Singapore by the same people who sold them. It is a slower way to grow and a much harder one to break.
Straight answers
Singapore Robot Pte. Ltd. is a Singapore-registered company (UEN 201535442H, incorporated 2015) supplying STEM robotics kits, competition training bundles and classroom IoT to schools, enrichment centres and families. It also operates the industrial components brand ZENCOV.
Pricing is quoted per order rather than listed, because every quote bundles hardware with curriculum and software options. Send the audience, head count and budget window and you get a concrete configuration and price within one working day.
The kits target the categories where hardware choice is free: the National Robotics Competition's Open and AI Maker categories, and World Robot Olympiad Singapore's Future Innovators and Future Engineers categories.
Yes. Classroom packs cover classes of 20 to 40 with numbered sets, a spare parts bin, a teacher guide and a lesson sequence matched to the school term. Single kits are supplied for homes and small groups.
Yes. ZENCOV is the industrial components brand operated by Singapore Robot Pte. Ltd.; ZENCOV is a trademark of Zexis Capital Pte. Ltd. used under licence, and both operations are part of Eusen Group.
Get a quote
We reply within one working day with a concrete configuration and price, not a brochure.