Free Drive
Take the wheel, discover the controls, and turn the room into a road.
MAKIQO Robocar turns hands-on play into a clear learning path, from first joystick moves to block missions and real Arduino code.
Kickstarter preview. No spam, just build updates and launch news.
Final product photography will replace this illustration.
Three ways to play
There is no complicated setup screen. Pick a mode, place the robot on the floor, and learn by trying.
Take the wheel, discover the controls, and turn the room into a road.
Build a track with color cards. Every color changes the race in a surprising way.
Solve level-based missions by arranging simple movement blocks in the right order.
Code Lab
Colorful blocks make sequence, timing, direction, and sensor conditions visible. Learners can test one step, run the full mission, and fix their own path.
Inside the kit
Responsive control without needing a home router.
Cards become checkpoints, rules, and rewards.
Detect, follow, or avoid obstacles.
Practice controlled turns and repeatable paths.
See how motors, sensors, and power fit together.
Robot, controller, cards, and guided activities.
A private learning space for owners who are ready to move beyond blocks and discover the Arduino code running underneath.
Explore the buyer portalMeet the board, USB connection, and Arduino IDE.
Use Serial Monitor and read live sensor values.
Turn conditions and loops into robot behavior.
Combine motors, colors, and distance into a project.
One learning path
Learn cause and effect
Build a block sequence
Open the real code
Design a new behavior
Quick answers
The guided app experience is being designed for ages 8 to 13. Older learners can continue into Arduino programming through the buyer Academy.
No. The robot creates its own local Wi-Fi connection for the app. The handheld controller communicates directly with the robot.
The planned kit includes the robot, handheld controller, color activity cards, assembly guidance, mobile app, and buyer Academy access. Final contents will be confirmed before Kickstarter launch.
Not yet. The current visuals communicate the product direction while the enclosure and production prototypes are completed.
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