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The KaiBot Intro Pack pairs the KaiBot coding robot with its first set of magnetic KaiTiles — enough to build simple mazes and start coding on the first day. It suits a single student at home, one station in a classroom, or a teacher who wants to trial KaiBot before committing to a full class set. What's included: 1 x KaiBot hybrid coding robot, with USB charging cable and 33 basic coding cards 1 x set of magnetic KaiTiles, numbered 1 to 10 Getting started: Lay the KaiTiles out as a path or a maze — KaiBot senses which numbered tile it is sitting on Build a program with the coding cards and let KaiBot scan and run it, with no screen involved Pair with the free Kainundrum Lite app for tutorials, coding modes, projects and a 3D virtual maze What students practise: Sequencing, direction and simple debugging Spatial reasoning through designing their own mazes An entry point that leads on to Blockly and Python as confidence grows You will need your own USB power adapter — the pack includes the charging cable but not a wall plug. Everything here works with the rest of the KaiBot range, so extra tiles, advanced card sets and classroom packs added later all fit together.

The KaiBot Large Classroom Pack is the full-class option — fifteen robots, sixty numbered KaiTiles and a student eBook for every child, sized for around 30 students working in pairs. It is the pack for a school committing to coding across a whole year level rather than trialling it in one room. What's included: 15 x KaiBot robots with charging cables 7 x Advanced Coding Card sets (100 cards each) 1 x Charging Station and 1 x Charging Dock 2 x sets of Magnetic KaiTiles 1–30, plus 1 x set of KaiTiles 31–60 1 x Teacher Guide eBook 15 x Student Activity eBooks Why the tile count matters: Sixty uniquely numbered tiles let several groups build separate mazes at once, or one very large shared layout Duplicate 1–30 sets mean two groups can run identical challenges side by side and compare solutions Advanced cards cover movement, logic, functions, repeats, conditionals and variables What students practise: Collaborative problem-solving across parallel groups Progression from screen-free cards through Blockly to Python Independent work, with an activity eBook each rather than a shared handout Sixty-plus CSTA-aligned lesson plans are available free from Kai's Education with an account. Purchase orders welcome from Australian schools.

Literacy Kitchen puts early readers in a restaurant, taking orders from a queue of animal customers. Students program KaiBot with coding cards to fetch, cook and deliver — and the literacy work happens inside the game rather than beside it. What's included: 9 x magnetic Literacy Kitchen tiles that snap together into the game board Activity cards 1 x illustrated storybook following Marshie the Marshmallow What students practise: Phonics, vocabulary and word recognition, prompted by the activity cards Sequencing and logic — the coding is the vehicle, not the subject Following multi-step instructions and checking their own work when the robot gets it wrong How you can run it: Entirely screen-free with the board, cards and storybook Or paired with the free companion app for guided phonics lessons and rewards Built on Universal Design for Learning principles, so one box works across a mixed-ability group rather than needing a separate activity for students who read at different levels. No coding experience needed to teach it. Requires a KaiBot robot and coding cards, sold separately.

KaiTiles are the floor KaiBot codes on. Each magnetic tile carries a unique number, and the robot's downward-facing camera senses exactly which tile it is standing on — so a maze becomes something the robot understands rather than just something it drives across. Available in packs of ten: Tiles 1–10, 11–20, 21–30, 31–40, 41–50 and 51–60 Every tile number is unique, so packs combine into one continuous layout rather than repeating Tiles snap together magnetically and come apart just as easily at pack-up time How many do you need? One pack of ten builds a simple path or a small maze for one group Thirty tiles suit a small class working in several groups at once Sixty tiles allow parallel challenges across a full class, or one large shared course What students practise: Spatial reasoning and planning — designing the maze is half the lesson Sequencing and debugging against a layout they built themselves Working with the Autonomous Charging Dock, whose charge tile sits in the maze alongside standard tiles Requires a KaiBot robot, sold separately. Select your number range above — if you already own a set, choose the next range up so the numbers keep running rather than duplicating.

Market Math turns a supermarket into a maths lesson. Students take on Marshie the Marshmallow's shopping run, programming KaiBot with coding cards to collect items for each customer while working through the numeracy challenges on the activity cards. What's included: 9 x magnetic Market Math tiles that snap together into the game board Activity cards 1 x illustrated storybook What students practise: Counting, addition and number recognition in a real-world shopping context Budgeting and decision-making — choosing what fits the money available Sequencing, logic and pattern recognition through the screen-free coding How you can run it: Entirely screen-free using the board, activity cards and storybook Or paired with the free companion app, which adds guided maths levels and a karaoke mode for younger classes Designed on Universal Design for Learning principles, so a single box suits a mixed-ability group. No coding expertise required to run it — the maths leads and the coding follows. Requires a KaiBot robot and coding cards, sold separately.

The KaiBot Medium Classroom Pack carries ten robots and fifty numbered KaiTiles — enough for a class of around 20 students working in pairs, with tiles to spare for larger maze layouts. It adds a charging station, so a full set can be powered up overnight from one point rather than ten separate cables. What's included: 10 x KaiBot robots with charging cables 1 x Charging Station and 1 x Charging Dock 5 x Advanced Coding Card sets (100 cards each) 1 x set of Magnetic KaiTiles, numbered 1 to 50 1 x Teacher Guide eBook Running it in class: Five card sets means five groups can code independently rather than queueing for one deck Fifty uniquely numbered tiles can form one large maze or several smaller ones at once Robots can run screen-free, or paired with Kainundrum on iPad, Chromebook, PC or Mac What students practise: Movement, logic, functions, repeats, conditionals and variables through the advanced cards Collaboration and turn-taking in group rotations A progression from unplugged cards through Blockly to Python Over sixty CSTA-aligned lesson plans are available free from Kai's Education with an account. Purchase orders welcome from Australian schools.

The KaiBot Small Classroom Pack puts five robots and thirty numbered KaiTiles into a room — enough for around 10 students working in small-group rotation. Kai's Education suggests roughly one robot per three students, so this pack also stretches to a larger class if groups take turns at a station. What's included: 5 x KaiBot robots with charging cables 2 x Advanced Coding Card sets (100 cards each) 1 x Charging Dock 1 x set of Magnetic KaiTiles, numbered 1 to 30 1 x Teacher Guide eBook Running it in class: Uniquely numbered tiles can all sit on the same maze layout, so groups can build one large course or several small ones Advanced cards go well beyond basic movement, covering logic, functions, repeats, conditionals and variables Robots work screen-free, or paired with Kainundrum on iPad, Chromebook, PC or Mac What students practise: Sequencing and debugging as a group, with the code laid out on the desk Reading and following each other's algorithms A path from unplugged cards through Blockly to Python Over sixty CSTA-aligned lesson plans are available free from Kai's Education with an account. Purchase orders welcome from Australian schools.

Is buying something really as simple as one click? The Automated Warehouse mat takes students behind the scenes of logistics and warehousing — the part of the supply chain that turns an order into a parcel on a doorstep. What's included: 1 x neoprene AR/VR adventure mat, 1 m x 1 m Premium 3D, AR and VR content with education lesson plans What students work on: Routing and picking problems, where an inefficient algorithm has a visible cost How automation actually operates in a working warehouse Supply chain decisions, and the trade-offs behind fast delivery How you can view it: In 3D through Chrome, Safari or Edge In augmented reality on a compatible Android or iOS device In virtual reality on a compatible headset Built for classroom use — durable, easy to clean, and folds away without creasing. This mat is also included in the KaiLab Classroom Pack. Requires KaiLab robots and the Kai's Eye tracking app, sold separately.

The KaiLab Classroom Pack is the full-class option — twelve robots, two adventure mats and a large sensor set, built so an entire Year 5 to 10 class can code together on a shared problem rather than rotating through one station. What's included: 12 x KaiLab robots 2 x tripods with phone holders 1 x Mars Discovery AR/VR adventure mat and 1 x Automated Warehouse AR/VR adventure mat 1 x large sensor box containing 28 IoT KaiBits Coding cards and spare parts boxes 1 x IP67 waterproof protective case with wheels 2 x Kai's Eye app licences Education lesson plans How it works in a classroom: Students code in Blockly or Python through a browser — laptops, Chromebooks and tablets all work A phone or tablet on the tripod tracks each robot's position and syncs it to the virtual environment Everything the class codes appears in a 3D digital twin, viewable in augmented and virtual reality Two mats mean two scenarios can run at once, or one large combined project What students practise: Real-time collaboration — several students working in one shared environment Collecting and interpreting live IoT sensor data Progression from Blockly to Python within the same platform The wheeled IP67 case matters more than it sounds: twelve robots, two mats and a sensor box is a lot to move between rooms. Purchase orders welcome from Australian schools.

The CREATE Activity Mat is deliberately blank. It is a 1 m neoprene mat with no theme printed on it, so you can overlay your own designs and build lessons around whatever your class is studying rather than around a scenario someone else chose. What's included: 1 x neoprene activity mat, 1 m x 1 m What teachers use it for: Mapping a maze or course to a topic already running in class Science, technology, engineering and maths problems set in your own context Assessment tasks where students design the challenge as well as solve it What students practise: Problem definition, not just problem solving — they decide what the mat represents Sequencing and debugging against a layout of their own making Applying coding to a subject area rather than treating it as separate Please note this mat does not include AR or VR content — it is the blank canvas of the range, priced accordingly. If you want the immersive virtual environments, choose one of the themed adventure mats instead. Requires KaiLab robots, sold separately.

The Mars Discovery mat turns a classroom floor into the surface of Mars. Students plan missions together, simulate the Martian environment and send their rovers across the virtual red planet — with real sensor data driving what they find. What's included: 1 x neoprene AR/VR adventure mat, 1 m x 1 m Premium 3D, AR and VR content with education lesson plans What students work on: Mission planning as a team, with roles rather than a single coder Graphing live IoT sensor data collected by their rovers Risk factor role play — deciding what a mission can afford to attempt How you can view it: In 3D through Chrome, Safari or Edge In augmented reality on a compatible Android or iOS device In virtual reality on a compatible headset Built for classroom use — durable, easy to clean, and folds away without creasing. This mat is also included in the KaiLab Classroom Pack, and comes in a 1.6 m super-size version for whole-class work. Requires KaiLab robots and the Kai's Eye tracking app, sold separately.

Rescue Run is the tower-defence styled mat in the KaiLab range — game-based learning that rewards computational and scientific thinking under pressure. Students code their robots to hold a position while the challenge escalates around them. What's included: 1 x neoprene AR/VR adventure mat, 1 m x 1 m Rescue Run lesson plans and activities, with 3D, AR and VR content What students work on: Planning and timing — a sequence that works slowly still fails Computational and scientific thinking framed as a game rather than a worksheet A wide selection of ready-made coding lessons, or challenges teachers build themselves How you can view it: In 3D through Chrome, Safari or Edge In augmented reality on a compatible Android or iOS device In virtual reality on a compatible headset Built for classroom use — durable, easy to clean, and folds away without creasing. This mat is also included in the KaiLab Start Pack, and comes in a 1.6 m super-size version. Requires KaiLab robots and the Kai's Eye tracking app, sold separately.

Smart cities need smart people. This mat puts one question in front of a class — what will future cities do to the people who live in them? — and gives them sensors, IoT data and a virtual city to answer it with. What's included: 1 x neoprene AR/VR adventure mat, 1 m x 1 m Premium 3D, AR and VR content with education lesson plans What students work on: Transport, energy and services in a connected city Sensor and IoT data feeding real decisions about how the city runs Both on-mat coding tasks and activities that take the question outside the classroom How you can view it: In 3D through Chrome, Safari or Edge In augmented reality on a compatible Android or iOS device In virtual reality on a compatible headset Built for classroom use — durable, easy to clean, and folds away without creasing. Also available as a 1.6 m super-size mat for whole-class work. Requires KaiLab robots and the Kai's Eye tracking app, sold separately.

The KaiLab Start Pack is the entry point to the platform — four robots, an adventure mat and everything needed to run collaborative AR/VR coding lessons for Years 5 to 10. Students code physical robots in a browser and watch their work mirrored in a 3D virtual world at the same time. What's included: 4 x KaiLab robots 1 x Rescue Run AR/VR adventure mat 1 x tripod with phone holder 1 x sensor box of IoT KaiBits Coding cards and spare parts boxes 1 x Kai's Eye app licence Education lesson plans How it works: Coding happens in a browser using Blockly or Python — no software to install A phone or tablet mounted on the tripod tracks each robot's QR code and position on the mat Robot positions and sensor readings sync to the cloud about once a second, so everyone sees live updates The same scenario can be viewed in 3D, in augmented reality, or in VR on a headset What students practise: Collaborative problem-solving — several students working in one shared environment at once Reading and acting on live IoT sensor data Blockly first, then Python, without changing platforms Suits a small group, a club, or a class working in rotation. Purchase orders welcome from Australian schools.

The super-size Mars Discovery mat is the 1.6 m version of the standard adventure mat — 2.56 square metres of Martian surface, roughly two and a half times the area of the 1 m version. It suits a full class working around one shared mission rather than small groups taking turns. What's included: 1 x neoprene AR/VR adventure mat, 1.6 m x 1.6 m (2.56 m²) Access to the Mars Discovery 3D, AR and VR content and lesson plans What students do: Plan and run missions across a simulated Martian environment Graph live IoT sensor data from their rovers Work through risk-factor role play, deciding what a mission can and cannot afford to attempt Why choose the larger mat: More robots can operate at once without collisions dominating the lesson Longer routes make sequencing and efficiency genuinely matter A whole class can gather around it, rather than rotating through a station Built for classroom use — durable, easy to clean, and folds away without creasing. Requires KaiLab robots and the Kai's Eye tracking app, sold separately.

The super-size Rescue Run mat is the 1.6 m version of the tower-defence styled adventure mat — 2.56 square metres, roughly two and a half times the area of the standard 1 m mat. What's included: 1 x neoprene AR/VR adventure mat, 1.6 m x 1.6 m (2.56 m²) Rescue Run lesson plans and activities, with 3D, AR and VR content What makes it work in class: Game-based challenges that reward computational and scientific thinking under time pressure A wide selection of coding lessons, or teachers can build their own Student code is visible in a 3D environment, in augmented reality and in VR Why the larger size: More robots in play at once, which is the point of a tower-defence scenario Longer approach routes, so planning and timing carry real weight Teams can defend separate zones rather than queueing for one Durable, easy to clean, and folds away without creasing. Requires KaiLab robots and the Kai's Eye tracking app, sold separately.

The super-size Smart City mat is the 1.6 m version of the Smart City adventure mat — 2.56 square metres of city-themed grid, roughly two and a half times the area of the standard 1 m mat. What's included: 1 x neoprene AR/VR adventure mat, 1.6 m x 1.6 m (2.56 m²) Access to the Smart City 3D, AR and VR environment and lesson plans The lesson behind it: Students tackle one question — how will future cities affect the people living in them? Sensors and IoT data feed decisions about transport, energy and services Activities run both on the mat and beyond it, connecting coding to real urban problems Why the larger size: A city grid gets crowded quickly — more space means more districts and more robots operating at once Whole-class demonstrations work without students craning over each other Genuine multi-team scenarios, where groups manage different parts of one city Durable, easy to clean, and folds away without creasing. Requires KaiLab robots and the Kai's Eye tracking app, sold separately.

The super-size Automated Warehouse mat is the 1.6 m version of the logistics-themed adventure mat — 2.56 square metres, roughly two and a half times the area of the standard 1 m mat. What's included: 1 x neoprene AR/VR adventure mat, 1.6 m x 1.6 m (2.56 m²) Access to the Automated Warehouse 3D, AR and VR content and lesson plans The question it asks: Is buying something really as simple as one click? Students see what happens behind the scenes in logistics and warehousing Routing, picking and supply-chain efficiency become coding problems with a visible cost Why the larger size: A warehouse floor needs room — more aisles, more picking stations, more robots working simultaneously Congestion and routing conflicts emerge naturally, which is exactly the lesson Suits whole-class scenarios where teams run different parts of one operation Durable, easy to clean, and folds away without creasing. Requires KaiLab robots and the Kai's Eye tracking app, sold separately.

The Water Cycle mat turns an 8x8 grid into a working ecosystem. Students lay out T-junction and L-junction water pipes to build a network that directs supply into different input and output mechanisms — then watch the same system run in the virtual world alongside them. What's included: 1 x neoprene AR/VR adventure mat, 1 m x 1 m Access to 3D, AR and VR lesson content and education lesson plans What students investigate: How water moves through an ecosystem, and what each part contributes to sustaining it Network design — planning pipe layouts that actually deliver water where it is needed Resource management decisions, including preventing pollution downstream How you can view it: In 3D through Chrome, Safari or Edge In augmented reality on a compatible Android or iOS device In virtual reality on a compatible headset Built for classroom use — durable, easy to clean, and folds away without creasing. Requires KaiLab robots and the Kai's Eye tracking app, sold separately.

CUSTOM LICENCES AVAILABLE ON THIS PRODUCT. PLEASE ADD TO QUOTE WITH YOUR REQUIREMENTS. The new STEAM edition of KID PIX enters a world where art and science reunite and critical thinking meets creative making. Young artists can now transform their digital stories and adventures into interactive digital art, science and math projects with the help of STEAM activities tailored to suit the needs of your ingenious young innovators. New button actions enable students to design interactive quizzes or create a learning game. Using a variety of animated costumes and their own recorded videos, students can star in their documentaries or talk to an animated character who shares the screen. Features NEW! Interactivity New button actions enable students to design interactive quizzes NEW! Voiceovers for slide shows Record a full narration for your entire slide show, or give voices to the characters in your animated story. Path Gestures Rotating and resizing stickers, animations, movies and text while moving along a path is as simple as pinching and dragging, making it easy for characters to hop, jump and fly around the screen. Create Stickers Students can use the new Sticker Maker tool to create their own stickers out of anything they see or draw on the screen. Stickers are not automatically flattened to the background so they can be resized, rotated, flipped and assigned a path. Collaborative Video Narration Two students using the iPad’s built-in dual-view camera can create a video narration for their story, and add animated costume frames that let them not only tell their stories on screen, but appear as characters in them as well. Interactive Tappable Objects No longer bound to a linear model, students can create interactive characters that tell their story when tapped, sing a song, play a musical note, make an odd noise, or just fly off the screen. Layer Tools Students will learn simple layering concepts (move to front, sent to back, etc.) with the new Layer Tools in the Grab Tools area. Combined with the 3D characters and 3D backgrounds, they can now begin to explore the relationship of scale and perspective. Presentation Creator Slide shows and stop-action flipbook movies can be assembled on the same screen as the paint canvas with the new Slide Tube, including setting transitions, slide duration, music tracks and how tot advance to the next slide. Mac OSX Edition System OS® X 10.10.5 or later, including macOS 10.13 High Sierra Hard drive space 4.2 GB Display 1024 x 768 display resolution, millions of colors Built-in or external video camera For recording video and taking photos Microphone For Sound Art Tools and recording narration Internet connection For publishing to YouTube™ DVD drive Only if installing from a DVD Windows Edition System Microsoft® Windows 7 SP1 or later, including Microsoft Windows 10 Processor 2 GHz Intel™ 2 Duo processor or equivalent Memory 2 GB RAM Free hard disk space 4.2 GB Display 1024×768, 32-bit color or higher Built-in or external video camera For recording video and taking photos Sound card For sound and video playback Microphone For Sound Art Tools and recording narration Internet connection For publishing to YouTube™ DVD drive Only if installing from a DVD

A mobile charging trolley that stores and charges 10 laptops or Chromebooks, sized for devices up to 17 inches including their protective cases — which is the measurement that catches schools out, because a 15-inch laptop in a rugged case often won't fit a slot built for a bare 15-inch machine. What's included: Sliding shelves storing 10 devices vertically, with dividers Moulded rubber mats to hold devices in place Cable management clips to keep loose leads off the floor of the unit Programmable timer for simultaneous charging Dual-point locking and a separate lockable power compartment Built to be moved: Ergonomic top handles and multi-directional non-marking wheels Rounded corner bumpers to protect walls and doorframes Built-in heat sensor that shuts the unit down if it overheats The smallest trolley in the Vertical range, and the right size for a specialist room or a shared half-class set rather than a full one-to-one rollout. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A mobile charging trolley for 20 laptops or Chromebooks up to 17 inches, protective cases included. Devices stand upright on sliding shelves with dividers between them, so a student pulls out their own machine without disturbing the rest of the row. What's included: Sliding shelves storing 20 devices vertically, with dividers Moulded rubber mats to hold devices in place Cable management clips to stop leads tangling and fraying Programmable timer for simultaneous charging Dual-point locking and a separate lockable power compartment Built to be moved: Ergonomic top handles and multi-directional non-marking wheels Rounded corner bumpers to protect walls and doorframes Built-in heat sensor that shuts the unit down if it overheats The middle size in the Vertical range — enough for a half-class set or a shared pool across two rooms. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A mobile charging trolley holding a full class set of 32 laptops or Chromebooks up to 17 inches, protective cases included. Devices sit upright in dividers on sliding shelves, which makes it obvious at the end of a lesson which slot hasn't been filled. What's included: Sliding shelves storing 32 devices vertically, with dividers Moulded rubber mats to hold devices in place Cable management clips securing leads beside each device Programmable timer for fast, simultaneous charging Dual-point locking and a separate lockable power compartment Built to be moved: Ergonomic top handles and multi-directional non-marking wheels Rounded corner bumpers to protect walls and doorframes Built-in heat sensor that shuts the unit down if it overheats The largest Vertical trolley, and the standard choice for a one-to-one class set. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A desktop charging unit for 16 USB-C devices, delivering 30W to every port. It sits on a bench or counter rather than the floor, which suits a front office, staff room or specialist space where a full cabinet would be overkill and a power board full of chargers is what's happening instead. What's included: Sixteen USB-C charging ports at 30W each Lockable retractable doors Cable management that keeps leads from being pulled out or taken Charging indicator lights showing which devices are still charging Protection built in: Over-current and over-voltage protection Electric leakage and short-circuit protection Takes tablets, mobile phones, Kindles, Android devices, Surface Pro and anything else that charges over USB-C. Replaces the earlier DeskCabby 12 with more capacity and USB-C throughout. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A hard carry case that charges and stores four VR headsets and their controllers, held in a shaped foam insert. Schools running a headset set usually have nowhere to put them between lessons — they end up in a cupboard on a tangle of cables, half of them flat when the next class arrives. What's included: Foam insert holding 4 headsets and controllers securely Dual charging hub: 5 x USB-A and 5 x USB-C USB-C ports deliver up to 30W Power Delivery Hard-wearing case with four securing clasps Two stainless steel padlock protector holes Extendable handle and castors for moving between rooms How it charges: Recognises each device and supplies the maximum power it can take Stops charging at 100%, so headsets are never overcharged Sized for headsets in the Meta Quest 2 class. Charging, storage, security and transport in one case — useful when a VR set moves between classrooms or gets locked away overnight. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A static charging cabinet for 10 Chromebooks, laptops or tablets up to 16 inches, protective cases included. It stays where you put it rather than rolling between rooms, which suits a device set that lives in one classroom, library or office and gets collected from the same spot each day. What's included: Individual shelf compartments storing 10 devices horizontally Compact footprint for rooms where floor space is tight Fast charging so devices are ready when the lesson starts Lock with a 7-pin activation system Separate lockable power compartment Worth knowing: Silent charging with a dedicated ventilation system — no fan noise in a quiet room High-density materials and construction built for constant use Takes more than school devices: POS terminals, tooling and other chargeable equipment fit the same compartments Choose Lyte if the devices stay put and you want to save floor space; choose a Vertical or UniCabby trolley if they need to move between classrooms. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A static charging cabinet holding 16 Chromebooks, laptops or tablets up to 16 inches with their protective cases on. Individual shelf compartments keep each device separated, so one machine can be taken without disturbing the rest of the shelf. What's included: Individual shelf compartments storing 16 devices horizontally Compact footprint relative to capacity Fast charging so devices are ready when the lesson starts Lock with a 7-pin activation system Separate lockable power compartment Built for constant use: High-density materials and construction made for the busiest environments Used across education, healthcare, retail and industrial settings Suits POS devices, tooling and other chargeable equipment as well as school devices The larger of the two Lyte Single Door cabinets, and the right size for a half-class set that stays in one room. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A wall-mounted charging cabinet for 16 smartphones or handheld USB devices up to 7 inches. Schools use these for phone collection during class and exams — the problem is rarely charging so much as knowing every handset is accounted for and nobody is rummaging in a shared drawer at the bell. What's included: Individual horizontal compartments for 16 devices USB charging for smartphones and handheld devices up to 7 inches Wall-mounted door design Lockable cabinet Where it earns its place: Phone collection during lessons and exam periods Staff rooms and front offices Handheld scanners and devices in libraries and resource rooms Mounted on a wall rather than standing on the floor, so it takes no bench or trolley space. The 20-device version is available if you need a little more capacity. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A single-door charging cabinet for 20 smartphones or handheld USB devices up to 7 inches. Each device sits in its own horizontal compartment, so phones are collected and returned individually rather than piled into a tray. What's included: Individual horizontal compartments for 20 devices USB charging for smartphones and handheld devices up to 7 inches Single-door design Lockable cabinet Where it earns its place: Phone collection for a full class during lessons or exams Staff rooms, front offices and reception areas Handheld scanners and shared devices needing overnight charge The larger of the two mobile phone cabinets — 20 compartments covers most class sizes with a few spare. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

The largest tablet trolley in the Lyte range, charging 30 tablets, phones or handheld USB devices up to 11 inches with their cases on. Power comes from three 10-port USB-C hubs, so a full class set charges at once from a single wall outlet rather than a bank of power boards. What's included: Individual compartments storing 30 devices horizontally Three 10-port USB-C hubs Compact footprint relative to capacity Top handles and medical-grade rubber wheels How it charges: High-speed charging at the optimum rate for each device Detects a full battery and drops to trickle charge, so devices are never overcharged Takes tablets, smartphones and handheld USB equipment — not laptops or larger Chromebooks. For those, the UniCabby range handles 14 inches and the Vertical range 17. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A compact charging trolley built specifically for tablets — 32 devices up to 11 inches, protective cases included. Two tablets sit side by side on each horizontal shelf, which is how it fits a full class set into a footprint smaller than a laptop trolley of the same capacity. What's included: Horizontal shelves storing two tablets side by side, 32 in total Programmable timer for fast, simultaneous charging Dual-point locking and a separate lockable power compartment Built for a busy room: Silent charging with a dedicated ventilation system — no fan noise during lessons Ergonomic top handles and multi-directional non-marking wheels Rounded corner bumpers to protect walls and doorframes Built-in heat sensor that cuts power automatically if it overheats The 11-inch limit is the thing to check before ordering — it suits iPads and standard tablets, not Chromebooks or laptops. For those, look at the UniCabby range at 14 inches or the Vertical range at 17. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.

A mobile charging trolley that takes 20 Chromebooks, laptops or tablets up to 14 inches, protective cases included. Devices lie flat on horizontal shelves rather than standing upright, which suits smaller devices and mixed fleets where tablets and Chromebooks share the same trolley. What's included: Horizontal storage shelves for 20 devices Built-in cable management system Programmable timer for fast, simultaneous charging Dual-point locking and a separate lockable power compartment Built for a busy room: Silent charging with a dedicated ventilation system — no fan noise during lessons Ergonomic top handles and multi-directional non-marking wheels Rounded corner bumpers to protect walls and doorframes Built-in heat sensor that cuts power automatically if it overheats Choose UniCabby over the Vertical range if your devices are 14 inches or under and you want horizontal shelves; choose Vertical if you're running larger 17-inch laptops. Purchase orders accepted on school accounts.