Description
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Designed for children aged 3+ years old, this revolutionary product offers 12 interactive courses and utilizes block sensors for a fun and effective way to introduce STEM education. Experience the perfect coding companion for young learners!
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Unbox and Get Ready
From three colorful storybooks to a user-friendly manual and coding block guide, A3 equips young learners with everything they need to get started. Every resource is made to support early learning through clear structure and playful exploration

Hands-On Coding Fun
A3 includes 12 robot models guided through storybook missions—each with a fun narrative and build prompt. Beyond that, kids can mix and match parts to invent their own designs, sparking flexible thinking and encouraging creative problem-solving from day one

Screen-Free Coding in Action
Equipped with three actuators, a controller and two sensors, A3 helps kids see how code translates into action. Place coding blocks to light up LEDs, activate motors, or play sounds—then use the sensor to trigger reactions and bring robots to life

Smart Tech
With A3 Pro, kids can learn how to connect sensors, motors to create interactive projects that respond to sound, light, touch, and motion—building a solid foundation in electronics, programming concepts, and engineering thinking

Build, Code, Creative Play
Product Specifications

Model Name
A3
Materials
ABS Plastic
Power
Lithium-Polymer
Charging Interface
Type C
Blocks Quantity
60+
Certification
CPC, CE, FCC
Ages
For Kids 3-6
Brand Name
WhalesBot
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
1. How do I charge the controller?
The controller can be charged using the dedicated USB charging cable included in the kit.
2. How many electronic components are included?
The kit includes 6 electronic components in total: three actuators, one controller, and two sensors.
3. What does the buzzer do?
The buzzer can play a continuous prompt sound when activated by a coding block.
4. Can missing parts be replaced?
Yes, missing parts can be replaced within one year.
5. In what order should you connect the coding blocks?
The correct connection order is: Actuator → Controller → Sensor.