ELECFREAKS Cutebot Mini Robot Kit for micro:bit V2/V1 – DIY Graphical MakeCode Car (No Micro:bit or AAA Battery)

Overview

ELECFREAKS Cutebot is a tiny, friendly programmable car designed to pair with BBC Micro:bit V2 and V1. It is built for hands-on learning, with a compact size that fits comfortably in small hands. Note that the kit does not include the micro:bit board or AAA batteries, so you can customize the setup you already own.

Smart design and play value

The dual-speed motors provide responsive movement that helps learners feel the flow of coding as they script turns, pauses, and simple routes. The chassis is compact, colorful, and easy to handle on desks or makerspace tables.

• Color-matched, cute appearance that invites curious tinkering
• Strong yet small form factor ideal for classroom demonstrations

Graphical learning with MakeCode

Graphical blocks support a graduated learning path from basic moves to more advanced tasks, enabling distance tracking, obstacle avoidance, and line following through friendly, visual coding.

• Beginner-friendly MakeCode blocks
• Clear progression to more complex behaviors

Extend and customize

Two extension ports unlock experimentation with sensors and accessories. The 3PIN port supports sensor modules, while building block compatibility lets you create new housings or add-ons.

• Sensors extension: expand experiments with compatible modules
• Building block extension for creative cases

Getting started and support

Key notes include a front port requirement for the ultrasonic module and the availability of wiki tutorials for self-guided learning. You can reach ElecFreaks support through their Amazon store page for questions.

Ideal for learning spaces

Perfect for classrooms, after school clubs, or home tinkering, Cutebot invites learners to explore, experiment, and collaborate while building confidence in basic robotics and programming concepts.