Anna Iarotska
Co-founder / CEO

Robo Wunderkind develops modular robotics kits that utilize color-coded building blocks and a coding app to teach children aged 5 to 12 the fundamentals of programming through hands-on play. The kits enable kids to build and control robots quickly, fostering problem-solving skills and creativity while providing a structured learning path across three coding levels.
Raised to date
$3.9MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
across 5 rounds

AWEFEC$1.9M · Grant
Announced Nov 2025
Disclosed cumulative: $3.9M
Children often struggle to grasp fundamental programming concepts through abstract methods. Traditional coding education can be unengaging, failing to foster problem-solving skills and creativity in young learners. This can lead to a lack of interest in STEM fields and limit the development of essential computational thinking abilities.
Robo Wunderkind provides modular robotics kits designed to teach children aged 5-12 the basics of coding through hands-on play. The kits consist of color-coded, interconnecting blocks that kids can assemble into robots, which they then program using a companion app. The app offers three coding levels, progressing from icon-based commands to a Scratch-based interface, allowing children to learn at their own pace. By building and programming physical robots, children can immediately see the results of their code, making learning more engaging and intuitive. The modular design encourages experimentation and customization, fostering creativity and problem-solving skills.
The primary audience includes parents and educators of children aged 5-12 who are looking for engaging and hands-on tools to teach coding and STEM concepts, as well as schools, coding clubs, and makerspaces.