Product Description

Thames & Kosmos offers products loaded with unique educational values ​​that introduce children to chemistry, biology, physics, engineering, electricity, and the natural sciences. Brand’s mission is to teach children the various sciences in an interesting and fun way by providing them with real, practical activities and projects that will teach how things work.

A robot fit for the circus! With this kit, you can build a robot that walks, step by step, along a tightrope. How? Thanks to the robot’s main component, a gyroscope, it can maintain its balance and perform this fun trick without falling over! Through eight experiments, you can explore the astonishing powers of the motorised gyroscope and understand the physics behind its amazing behaviours. Experiment with getting the robot to walk on different surfaces: a tightrope, on a solid tabletop, on a soft surface, and even on your arm! You can also experiment with the balancing behaviour of the motorised gyroscope by itself, testing its ability to balance on its edge, on your finger, on a pole, and dangling from a string.

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Features:

• The set consists of 43 pieces
  
• It can walk along a tightrope
  
• It has a motorised gyroscope
  
• Includes a illustrated instructions
  
• Made of high quality plastic
  
• Does not contain substances harmful to health
  
• Suitable for children from 8 years
  
• Not recommended for children under three years of age
  
• Requires 2 AA batteries (not included)
  

Details:
Material: plastic
Color: multi-color
Age: 8+
Box dimensions: 33 x 25 x 7.5 cm
Required Battery: Yes
Included Battery: No

The product includes:
1 x Tightrope-walking Gyrobot

About Brand

Thames & Kosmos was founded in 2001 by a science museum director and her son, who saw the great need and demand for better science education materials that are more engaging, more effective, more relevant, and more fun.

Thames & Kosmos mission is to improve informal science education. Their vision is to give all children access to real, physical activities and projects that teach them about how things work; It is our firm belief that children who connect with the world around them grow up to be inquisitive adults, creative thinkers, and engaged citizens with confidence to pursue careers in science, technology, and engineering.

The science kits are organized into thirteen categories: Chemistry, Physics, Alternative Energy, Electrical Science, Biology, Earth Science & Natural History, Multi-Subject, Astronomy & Space, Historical Science, Construction+Engineering, Robotics, Crystals & Materials, and Arts & Crafts.

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