Frontier tech — explained, and within reach

A Raspberry Pi powered quadruped robot dog built for teaching: open Python SDK, computer vision and gait control, ready for classrooms and clubs.

The classroom classic: a coding robot for primary and secondary students, programmed with Scratch blocks or Python, with sensors for line-following and more.

The Autel EVO Max 4T is a folding enterprise drone with a four-sensor gimbal — combining a 48 MP wide camera, up to 160× hybrid zoom, 640×512 thermal imaging, and a laser rangefinder — designed for inspection, public safety, and mapping operations where DJI hardware is not an option.

Under 249 g but with omnidirectional obstacle sensing and a 1/1.3-inch sensor — the most capable drone in the sub-250 g class.

The NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Super Developer Kit is a compact edge AI platform delivering up to 67 TOPS of compute within a 7–25 W power envelope, designed for developing and running AI workloads — including small language models, vision transformers, and robotics applications — entirely on-device without cloud connectivity.

Qbot is an Arduino-based car programmed in Scratch 3.0, built for the first robotics unit a class ever runs. Assembly takes a couple of minutes, which matters when a double period has to cover building, coding and testing.

S$150for one configuration