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About the book →The Robolink Zumi Classroom Pack puts a fleet of ten miniature self-driving cars in your classroom. Each Zumi is a hands-on AI kit: students assemble it from the chassis up — mounting the Raspberry Pi Zero brain, the Pi Camera, the OLED screen, motors, and six infrared sensors — then drive it with code. Learners start in drag-and-drop Blockly blocks and graduate to real Python, the same language used in professional machine-learning work. Along the way they teach Zumi to recognize colors and faces, follow lines, avoid obstacles, learn gestures, and navigate like a true autonomous vehicle.
Where most classroom robots stop at movement and sensors, Zumi is built specifically to demystify artificial intelligence. Because the camera and compute live on board, students explore genuine computer-vision and machine-learning concepts — training, recognition, and decision-making — rather than just running pre-canned routines. It is one of the few affordable platforms that connects coding class directly to the self-driving-car technology students hear about in the news, which is why it lands well from upper-elementary enrichment through high-school computer-science courses.
RobotLAB resells the Zumi Classroom Pack as a turnkey set of ten robots backed by a comprehensive lesson-plan curriculum, early content access, and a one-year warranty with RobotLAB support. As America's largest commercial robotics integrator, RobotLAB can bundle deployment, instructor training, and ongoing service so a school or district gets a working AI lab rather than a box of parts. Purchase outright, lease, or fold it into a RaaS plan — call 1-87-RobotLAB to scope the right model for your program.
| Brand | Robolink |
| Pack Contents | 10 Zumi self-driving car robots |
| On-board Computer | Raspberry Pi Zero (one per robot) |
| Camera | Pi Camera (computer vision) |
| Sensors | 6 infrared sensors |
| Display | OLED screen, 128 x 64 |
| Programming Languages | Blockly (blocks) and Python |
| Device Compatibility | Chromebook, macOS, Windows, iOS, Android |
| Battery Life | ~40 minutes per charge |
| Charge Time | ~60 minutes |
| Unit Size | 3.7 x 2.6 x 2.8 in (95 x 67 x 70 mm) |
| Unit Weight | 5.4 oz |
| Recommended Age / Grade | Ages 10+ / Grades 6-12+ |
| Curriculum | Comprehensive lesson plans & activities included; free Basecamp lessons at learn.robolink.com |
| Support & Warranty | 1-year warranty with RobotLAB support; early content access |
| Purchase Price | $1,699 |
Zumi is purpose-built for middle and high school CS and STEM classrooms. Students assemble the cars, then progress from Blockly to Python while learning the same color-recognition, face-detection, and autonomous-navigation concepts that power real self-driving vehicles. The included lesson plans and activities give teachers a standards-aligned path, and a 10-robot pack supports a class at a 1:1 or 2:1 student-to-device ratio.
The build-and-code workflow breaks AI into concrete, tactile steps — physical assembly, visible sensor feedback, and an on-board OLED display — making abstract machine-learning ideas approachable for diverse learners. Adjustable project pacing and the dual Blockly/Python entry points let educators meet students where they are while keeping the same hardware across the group.
Community colleges and university outreach programs use Zumi to introduce computer vision, embedded Python, and autonomous-systems fundamentals without the cost or complexity of a full robotics platform. Because each unit runs on a Raspberry Pi Zero with an on-board Pi Camera, instructors can ground lessons in real, inspectable hardware that mirrors industry concepts.
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The pack includes 10 Zumi self-driving car robots, each with its own Zumi main board and Raspberry Pi Zero, plus DC motors, color activity cards, early content access, and a comprehensive lesson-plan curriculum. It ships with a 1-year warranty and RobotLAB support. For a full bill of materials or to add professional development, call 1-87-RobotLAB.
Robolink recommends a 1:1 student-to-device ratio, with 2:1 as the maximum. A 10-robot pack therefore comfortably equips a class of 10 to 20 students per session. If you need to cover a larger or rotating cohort, call 1-87-RobotLAB to scope additional packs or a lab-sharing schedule.
Zumi is designed for ages 10 and up, roughly grades 6 through 12+, and fits computer science, STEM, and AI/robotics courses. Students start in Blockly and move to Python, learning real computer-vision and autonomous-vehicle concepts. It also works well in enrichment and special-education settings thanks to its hands-on build-and-code approach.
Yes. The pack includes a comprehensive curriculum with lesson plans and activities, plus free lessons through Robolink's Basecamp at learn.robolink.com. RobotLAB can also arrange instructor training and deployment as part of your purchase — ask about professional-development options when you call 1-87-RobotLAB.
RobotLAB offers purchase, leasing, and Robotics-as-a-Service (RaaS) options on classroom packs so the cost can match your budget cycle or grant funding. The listed price is $1,699 to buy the 10-robot pack outright. Call 1-87-RobotLAB to compare financing paths for your school or district.
Zumi is an AI-focused build-it-yourself platform: students assemble the car, code in Python, and work with an on-board camera for computer vision. Screen-free robots like KaiBot emphasize unplugged, card-based coding for younger learners. Zumi targets older students (grades 6-12+) and deeper programming. RobotLAB carries both — call 1-87-RobotLAB and we'll match the platform to your goals.
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