
Product Overview
The LEXIBOOK Powerman Shoot STEM robot is a remote-controlled robot that dances, plays music, shoots foam discs, and introduces programming through interactive play. Controllable in all directions via the included remote control, the robot features a programming function that lets users create custom movement sequences and new dances. It also sings, tells jokes, quizzes users, and plays games, switching between entertainment and hands-on STEM learning. The set includes the Powerman robot, remote control, and foam discs.
- Remote control directs the robot in all directions and activates demo mode for pre-programmed routines
- Programming function allows users to build their own movement sequences and choreograph new dances
- Shoots foam discs for active play alongside music, jokes, quizzes, and games
- Combines multiple play modes in one interactive robot, from shooting action to STEM-focused programming
Full Details
Use Cases
- Interactive play with a programmable robot that shoots foam discs
- STEM learning activity combining robotics and remote control operation
- Dance and music entertainment with a robot that performs choreographed routines
- Programming practice creating custom movement sequences
- Gift for children interested in robots and technology
Skills Developed
- primary skill: Programming logic through creating custom movement sequences
- fine motor: Remote control operation and precision aiming for disc shooting
- problem solving: Planning and executing programmed dance routines and movement patterns
Age Suitability
- minimum safe age: 5 years
- ideal age range: 6-10 years
- developmental fit: 5-7 years: Introduction to basic programming concepts and remote control operation with entertaining music and dance features 8-10 years: More complex programming sequences and strategic disc-shooting play
- grows with child:
- upper age note: Programming and interactive features remain engaging through elementary school years
Play Patterns
- primary play type: Interactive robotic play with programming and remote control elements
- play structure: Open-ended with multiple modes including programming, remote control operation, music, dance, games, and disc shooting
- social context: Solo programming and control, or competitive disc-shooting games with others
- adult involvement: Initial setup and programming instruction, then independent play
- play progression: Starts with exploring pre-programmed demos and remote control, advances to creating custom movement sequences and complex routines
- session length: 15 to 45 minutes per play session depending on programming complexity
Why It Works
- primary benefit: Promotes STEM learning through interactive play with programming, remote control operation, and robotics
- secondary benefit: Combines multiple play modes including music, dance, games, and disc shooting to maintain engagement
What Makes It Fun
- Program custom movement sequences, launch foam discs, and create new dances with the remote control.
Why They'll Love It
- * Shoots foam discs and dances to music * Remote control drives him in all directions * Programming function creates custom dances
Customer Q&A
What does the robot do?
The robot dances, plays music, shoots foam discs, sings, tells jokes, quizzes users, and plays games. It can be controlled in all directions via the included remote control.
Can the robot be programmed?
Yes, the robot includes a programming function that allows users to create custom movement sequences and new dances.
What comes in the box?
The set includes the Powerman robot, a remote control, and foam discs.
Does it have a demo mode?
Yes, the robot features a demo mode.
How is the robot controlled?
The robot is controlled via the included remote control, which allows movement in all directions.