AI/ML Robotics Education

RoboMind

Teach kids AI, ML & robotics for real

A modular hardware + software learning suite that helps students build real machines while learning real AI.

  • In production with paying customers
  • Built and operated by NerdHerd
  • Modular adoption, no big bang migration
RoboMind AI/ML Robotics Education
  • Pathways 3 (ages 8 18)
  • Coding Block code → Python
  • AI On device training in AI Lab
  • Hardware Classroom tough · USB C
At a glance

What it is, who it's for, why it matters.

RoboMind is a modular hardware plus software learning suite that helps children and students build real machines while learning coding, electronics, AI and machine learning. It is designed for schools, after school centres and STEM labs with content that scales from first circuits to edge inference and ethics.

The problem we're solving

Most "STEM kits" are toys. Students lose interest fast, teachers cannot tell who is struggling, and content rarely connects to real AI or machine learning beyond a demo. Schools need something that grows with the learner and the classroom.

Our approach

A connected RoboMind Core paired with snap on sensors and chassis, a desktop studio that converts blocks to Python, an AI Lab for dataset collection and on device training, and a cloud for class management and progress tracking all wrapped in a teacher friendly, classroom tough package.

Who it's for

Built for teams ready to commit.

If any of these sound like you, the conversation starts well.

01

Schools running STEM programmes

A curriculum that scales from one teacher pilot to a district wide rollout.

02

After school & holiday camps

Engaging, project based learning aligned with international standards.

03

STEM labs & maker spaces

A hardware platform that supports real AI, not just blinking LEDs.

Why teams choose RoboMind

The reasons clients keep coming back.

Real AI, not just demos

Students collect data, label it, train models and run inference on their own hardware.

Scales with the learner

Three pathways from age 8 to 18 share the same hardware. No new kit every grade.

Teacher friendly throughout

Cloud dashboards, progress tracking and lesson plans. Teachers see who needs help.

Classroom tough by design

Color coded ports, USB C power and durable enclosures survive the school year.

Capabilities

What's inside RoboMind.

Modules and capabilities the team has shipped, hardened and is actively running for customers.

01

RoboMind Core Hardware

Wi Fi/BLE controller, MicroPython and C++ ready, USB C power and color coded ports designed for classroom durability.

02

Snap on Sensors & Add ons

Camera, mic/speaker, IMU and ultrasonic modules, plus a rover chassis and robot arm add ons.

03

RoboMind Studio

A desktop IDE for Windows, macOS and ChromeOS where block code converts seamlessly to Python.

04

AI Lab

Dataset collection, labelling and on device model training so students experience real AI end to end.

05

RoboMind Cloud

Class management, project sharing and progress tracking for teachers and parents.

06

Three Learning Pathways

Explorer (8 12), Creator (12 15) and Innovator (15 18) from first circuits to TinyML and ethics.

Architecture & technology

The foundations under the hood.

Engineered for the long term the same patterns we lean on across every NerdHerd product.

Designed for change

Modular boundaries, versioned APIs and event streams so adding the next module never means rewriting the last one.

Secure by default

Encryption in transit and at rest, role based access control, audit trails and the operational tooling to prove it.

Observable everywhere

Logs, metrics, traces and SLOs unified across services so the on call engineer always knows what's happening.

Built for scale

Horizontal scale where it matters, sensible defaults where it doesn't, and a tested upgrade path for every component.

Technology in this product
  • MicroPython
  • C++
  • Python
  • Arduino
  • BLE
  • Wi Fi
  • REST
  • MQTT
  • TinyML

Ready to take RoboMind for a spin?

Pick the path that fits a tailored demo, a written brief, or a no commitment chat with the engineers behind the product.