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R.O.B. in a bright maker classroom while learners work with circuits and paper models

The Orbitus Robotics learning classroom

Build.
Code.
Make ROB move.

Begin with a virtual circuit, train ROB through a playable campaign, follow the books into the real engineering stack, and inspect the open-source projects behind every lesson.

80 interactive buildsAges 8–16Mobile · web · Vision ProNo physical robot connection

Choose your first door

One learning journey. Four ways to enter.

Use the experience that fits the learner today, then move between games, books, experiments, and source code as confidence grows.

01

Circuit Quest

Complete 80 browser-based missions from a single closed loop through Arduino, robot power rails, sensing, Ethernet, CAN, Cerebro, and CerebroVisionPro.

Open the virtual classroom →
02

ROB Training Games

Drive, battle, earn upgrade points, solve doors and hazards, and learn the systems vocabulary shared by the website, iPhone, iPad, and Apple Vision Pro.

Choose a game platform →
03

Building R.O.B. Books

Read from a picture story through youth maker volumes and advanced implementation books, with a discounted complete digital collection planned for Apple Books.

Explore the book catalog →
04

Open-source workshop

Inspect the Swift, Objective-C, Arduino, RealityKit, web, networking, and robotics code that powers the lessons and simulations.

Browse the repositories ↗

A progression that keeps returning to evidence

Observe. Model. Test. Explain. Revise.

The classroom gets more precise without changing its core habits. Learners always separate energy from information, observations from authority, and a successful demo from a verified system.

01

See the system

Classify inputs, outputs, structure, energy, signals, feedback, and safe states with virtual circuits and paper models.

02

Control the model

Use the games to experience differential drive, timing, collisions, energy budgets, upgrades, sensors, and mission planning.

03

Read the implementation

Follow the books and source into protocols, control ownership, measured motion, perception limits, privacy, and bounded autonomy.

Learn where you are

Browser first. Apple-native when you want more.

The browser classroom begins immediately. Native ROB Training expands the campaign with RealityKit, AR placement, spatial controls, and a tabletop workshop.

Web

No install required

Open Circuit Quest or ROB Training in a modern browser. Progress and upgrades stay on the device unless the learner explicitly chooses an optional Apple sign-in feature.

Start on the web →
iPhone + iPad

Mobile missions and AR Lab

Drive with touch controls, pause into the component classroom, and place a simulated ROB on a detected surface for closer inspection.

See the mobile app →
Apple Vision Pro

A tabletop robotics campaign

Place and scale the mission on a table, drive with spatial input or controllers, and inspect ROB as a complete RealityKit learning model.

See the spatial app →
Orbitus Robotics 36 by 60 inch learning classroom poster preview

Classroom and event campaign kit

Hang the journey where learners can find it.

The print-ready 36×60-inch poster uses vector typography and a verified QR code that returns here. The stable landing page means the poster can keep working as new lessons, apps, and books arrive.

Download the 3×5-foot print PDF