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Hands-on robotics for Kenya's young innovators. From raw electronic parts to a self-driving machine — scroll down to watch the robot assemble.
A rigid, laser-cut acrylic platform keeps motors, boards, and sensors perfectly aligned — the same structural engineering found in real cars.
Pre-drilled acrylicMechanical alignment
Each TT gear motor trades high RPM for raw torque. Independent four-wheel drive lets learners program differential skid-steering and sharp spins.
4WD MotorsHigh-grip rubber tires
Microcontrollers can't drive heavy motors directly. An L298N dual H-bridge bridges the battery to the wheels — switching high currents safely with precision.
18650 Li-ionL298N Motor Driver
Dual 32-bit cores at 240MHz with built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It processes sensor pulses in microseconds and listens for phone commands in real time.
ESP32 Dual-CoreBluetooth 4.2Wi-Fi
Color-coded DuPont cables route PWM speed controls, ground references and power rails. A wireless Bluetooth link opens the robot to your smartphone instantly.
GPIO MappingDuPont wiring
As you scroll, the robot powers on and navigates across the screen. Seeing the parts you screwed in and wired together move for the first time is pure magic.
Students write real C++ in Arduino IDE. A few lines read Bluetooth serial packets and trigger directional motor drivers — your first embedded program.
Whether you run a school, you're a parent looking for after-school enrichment, or an institution looking to bring STEM to your community — we have a programme for you.
Bring a full robotics programme to your campus. We plan, deliver and follow up — so your staff don't need any prior STEM experience.
Enrol your child in a holiday bootcamp or weekend class. No experience needed — we start from scratch and grow at each child's pace.
Outside Nairobi? Our live online classes bring the same curriculum — including a real kit shipped to your door — wherever you are in Kenya.
Children start with colorful blocks and grow into real code. Placement follows each child's age and their experience with our kits.
Kids snap together their first robots and learn to code by dragging blocks.
Builders add sensors and decisions, so robots react to the world around them.
Arduino C++ on ESP32 boards, plus web development, AI and prompt engineering.
Every level ends with something that moves, reacts or responds.
Snapshots from our Nairobi workshops — click the decks or swipe to flip through.
Not a one-off toy kit: a full ladder of kits, coding and AI, from a first block to real embedded code.
From AIKIRO and Robo Kit to Keyestudio, ESP32 and AI Robo Kit, children work with the kit that fits their age and experience.
Learners begin with Scratch-style blocks and move on to real Arduino C++ when they are ready.
Scratch, web development, AI and prompt engineering sit alongside the hardware.
A bootcamp in school, then online classes, then school visits to keep going.
Seats are limited, so enrol early to secure your child's place.
Intensive hands-on robotics, AI prompt engineering, and coding bootcamp at Westlands Primary. Students build real robots, code microcontrollers, and explore AI.
View syllabus detailsOur holiday and weekend cohorts fill quickly. Send us a message on WhatsApp and our team will notify you the moment enrolment opens.
From who we are, to our vision, to how we align with what Kenya's CBC curriculum demands — here's the iWorth difference.
Four steps — from planning to ongoing learning — all handled by us.
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