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Affordable

Designed around an affordable rental model.

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Robust & Build To Last

Tough, reliable and ready for real classroom life.

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Curriculum Aligned

Mapped to the UK curriculum.

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Easy To Teach

Everything you need to deliver inspiring lessons with confidence.

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Built Together

Teachers help to shape Tinkimo's future.

Help shape Tinkimo's future

Tinkimo is in pilot development and we're building it together with the education community.

Your ideas, feedback and classroom experience will help create something amazing for every learner.

Pilot Schools

Trial Tinkimo in your classroom and help shape the robots, lessons and platforms.

Teacher Panel

Join our teacher panel and share your feedback, ideas and experience remotely.

Partners & Collaborators

Work with us on research, resources and programmes that make an impact.

Meet Tinkibot

Tinkibots are packed with features that inspire creativity, problem solving and learning.

Behind the build

Follow our progess as we design, build and test Tinkimo for classrooms.

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Boards, Biscuits and Big Ideas

Tinkibot moves closer to version one with new electronics, sensors, website improvements, Tinkiblocks and exciting ideas for future expansion and testing.

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Buttons, Business Coaches and Existential Crisis

Business coaching, classroom feedback and robot redesigns are helping shape Tinkimo as plans evolve towards September testing.

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Tinkibots, Bluetooth and Dad Dancing

Five Tinkibots now dance, charge and synchronise together as development continues towards smarter hardware, calibration improvements and school outreach.

Tinkering Lab

Tutorials and hands on experiments for makers, educators and curious minds who want to explore robotics, electronics and programming in more depth.

Python, robotics, electronics and more with easy to follow tutorials.

Hands on projects using ESP32, Pico and other hardware platforms.