Loti-Bot Coding Robots & Accessories

Loti-Bot is a programmable floor robot that turns coding into something children can see, hear and follow across the classroom. Learners plan a sequence of instructions, watch the robot carry them out, then debug and refine — building real programming skills from the very first lesson. Key features: Programmable motors, LEDs, bumper sensors and proximity sensors Built-in microphone, speaker and 20 pre-loaded sounds Adjustable pen holder for accurate drawing and mark-making Buddy Detection Sensor (recognises other Loti-Bots) and a cliff sensor to help prevent falls from the table Controlled through the Loti-Bot app, with graduated levels from simple control to block-based programming Available as a single robot or in 4, 6 and 18 packs for group and whole-class use What your child practises: Computational thinking and logical reasoning Sequencing, selection and repetition in simple programs Debugging and problem-solving Numeracy and precision through accurate drawing Designed and developed by TTS for primary-school computing, Loti-Bot grows with your learners from early instructions to block-based coding. Multi-packs also include access to free online lesson plans and activity guides to help you get started in the classroom.

Bring maths to life by turning Loti-Bot into a tool for exploring number and space. This classroom kit gives teachers the resources and ready-made lessons to run hands-on numeracy activities, where children program Loti-Bot's accurate movement and drawing to investigate angles, rotation, direction, distance, coordinates and geometry. Please note: Loti-Bot robots are not included. The kit provides the maths resources and lesson plans, and the storage bag is sized to carry up to four Loti-Bots (sold separately) between classrooms. What's included: Ten lesson plans and teachers' notes, written by a computing specialist 12-pack of Berol colour fine-tipped pens Shapes, colour and size mat Blank robot floor mat grid Large compass 5 × stopwatches Loti storage bag (holds up to four Loti-Bots) What your class practises: Angles, rotation, compass directions and coordinates Time, distance and speed Writing, testing and debugging programs Problem-solving by breaking tasks into smaller steps Made by TTS for upper-primary numeracy (around Years 3–6), the kit's ten specialist-written lessons and take-anywhere storage bag make it easy to bring robotics into maths across the school.

The TTS Tactile Reader Pro lets children build and debug programs without a screen. Learners place command tiles in order to plan a sequence, then send it to their robot and watch it move — turning abstract coding ideas into something they can hold, arrange and see. It's a companion tool for the TTS Blue-Bot, Loti-Bot and Rugged Robot (robot sold separately) and works with these models made from 2020 onwards — you'll find the date on the underside of the robot. Each tile lights up as the robot works through the steps, so mistakes are easy to spot and fix, and up to three readers connect with a simple magnetic click to build longer sequences. What's included: 1 × Tactile Reader (rechargeable) 1 × charger 1 × set of standard movement tiles What your child practises: Sequencing, selection and repetition Debugging and logical reasoning Problem-solving and computational thinking Made by TTS for primary-school computing, the Tactile Reader Pro comes with free downloadable lesson plans and skill-builder challenges, so you can teach coding across the curriculum straight away.

This add-on tile set takes screen-free coding further by putting Loti-Bot's lights and sounds into children's hands. Alongside movement, learners can program Loti-Bot's colour-changing RGB LEDs, trigger sounds and switch the headlights on and off — building richer, more creative programs without a tablet or computer. The tiles work with the TTS Tactile Reader Pro and the Loti-Bot, so you'll need both to use them (both sold separately). They add to the standard movement tiles that come with the Tactile Reader Pro, extending programs from simple journeys to sequences that light up, play sounds and flash the headlights. What's included (25 tiles): 13 × RGB tiles for colour and lighting effects 8 × sound tiles 4 × headlight tiles What your child practises: Sequencing, selection and repetition Predicting program behaviour and logical reasoning Debugging and problem-solving Made by TTS for primary-school computing, the pack comes with free downloadable lesson plans and skill-builder challenges, so you can bring light, sound and movement into coding lessons straight away.