Geek Club and CircuitMess in Partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Product Launch Rick and Morty™ Butter Bot

After a string of successful Kickstarter campaigns, Geek Club and CircuitMess have teamed up once again to launch an exciting new project: an AI-powered desk robot designed especially for Rick and Morty fans.

Zagreb, Croatia – November 2024Geek Club and CircuitMess are thrilled to announce the official launch of their Kickstarter campaign for the Butter Bot, a revolutionary AI-powered robot inspired by the one made famous in the popular Adult Swim series, Rick and Morty, and first seen in season 1 episode 9. This innovative product is officially licensed by Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products (WBDGCP), bringing the iconic Butter Bot to life in a way fans have never seen before.

From Screen to Reality: A Partnership That Is Bringing Butter Bot to Life

A shared love of Rick and Morty show between CircuitMess and Geek Club teams led to this project. Both companies saw an opportunity to bring a beloved character to life in a way that was both true to the show and technologically innovative. They chose the Butter Bot because of its iconic status and potential for interactive, educational, and entertaining applications. By turning a simple butter-passing robot into a multifunctional AI companion, they aimed to create a product that would resonate with fans and tech enthusiasts alike, merging humor and functionality seamlessly.

From Mars to Multiverse: The Next Chapter for CircuitMess and Geek Club

The collaboration was a logical union of the two companies after the massive success of the previous Kickstarter – NASA Perseverance AI-powered Mars Rover. Both companies create educational STEM DIY kits for kids and adults in order to make learning STEM skills easy and fun. While CircuitMess is focused primarily on toys, Geek Club’s products are always robot and space-themed.

„Partnering with WBDGCP on this project has been an exciting next step in our collaboration with Circtuit Mess, says Nico, co-founder of Geek Club, sharing his enthusiasm:  “The Butter Bot is a testament to what happens when creativity, technology, and fandom collide. We’re excited to see the support and engagement from the community as we launch our Kickstarter campaign.“

Geek Club is an American company that specializes in designing and producing DIY robotics kits that educate their users on soldering and electronics. They focus primarily on space exploration and robotics, all to make learning engineering skills easy and fun for their young and adult audience.

Beyond Butter: Introducing the AI-Powered Butter Bot

The Butter Bot is not just a simple robot with the sole purpose of passing the butter, as originally in the show. It comes with a unique remote controller that allows for precise maneuvering of its movement while also providing a live feed from the bot’s camera. The interactive robot has advanced AI capabilities, making it a versatile companion in any setting.

„Bringing the Butter Bot from Rick and Morty into the real world has been an incredible journey,” says Albert Gajšak, CEO of CircuitMess, expressing his excitement about the launch: “We’ve poured our hearts into creating a product that not only honors the original character but also adds a whole new level of interactivity and functionality. We can’t wait to see how fans will use and enjoy it.“

To this day, CircuitMess has developed numerous educational products that encourage kids and adults to create rather than just consume. They successfully delivered 7 Kickstarter campaigns and made thousands of geeks worldwide extremely happy. CircuitMess‘ kits are a unique blend of resources for learning about hardware and software in a fun and exciting way.

The Butter Bot Kickstarter campaign offers backers exclusive early-bird pricing and special rewards.

For more information and to back the project, visit the Butter Bot Kickstarter page here (https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/albertgajsak/rick-and-mortytm-butter-bot-an-ai-powered-desk-robot), or check out the  Geek Club and CircuitMess websites to see all their other kits.

About Geek Club

Geek Club is a crew of designers and engineers led by co-founders Nicolas Deladerrière and Nikita Potrashilin. Their mission is to build electronic construction kits for curious minds in over 70 countries worldwide. They are most often inspired by NASA and other Space Agencies of the world and hope to push their fans’ minds further, strengthen their skills, and advance their knowledge of electronics and Space.

Their vision is to create a world of inventors for the next generation of technology with their space-themed STEM kits. Find out more at www.geekclub.com.

Nicolas Deladerrière, co-founder of Geek Club

Mail: [email protected]

About CircuitMess

CircuitMess is a technology startup founded in 2017 by Albert Gajšak and Tomislav Car after a successful Kickstarter campaign for MAKERbuino.

CircuitMess employs young, ambitious people and has recently moved to a new office in Croatia’s capital, Zagreb, searching for talented individuals who will help them create unique electronic products and bring technology to the crowd in a fun and exciting way. Find out more at www.circuitmess.com.

Albert Gajšak, co-founder and CEO of CircuitMess

Mail: [email protected]

About Rick and Morty

Rick and Morty is the Emmy® award-winning half-hour animated hit comedy series on Adult Swim that follows a sociopathic genius scientist who drags his inherently timid grandson on insanely dangerous adventures across the universe. Rick Sanchez is living with his daughter Beth’s family and constantly bringing her, his son-in-law Jerry, granddaughter Summer, and grandson Morty into intergalactic escapades.

Rick and Morty stars Ian Cardoni, Harry Belden, Sarah Chalke, Chris Parnell, and Spencer Grammer.

About Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products

Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products (WBDGCP), part of Warner Bros. Discovery’s Revenue & Strategy division, extends the company’s powerful portfolio of entertainment brands and franchises into the lives of fans around the world. WBDGCP partners with best-in-class licensees globally on award-winning toy, fashion, home décor and publishing programs inspired by the biggest franchises from Warner Bros.’ film, television, animation, and games studios, HBO, Discovery, DC, Cartoon Network, HGTV, Eurosport, Adult Swim, and more. With innovative global licensing and merchandising programs, retail initiatives, and promotional partnerships, WBDGCP is one of the leading licensing and retail merchandising organizations in the world.   

Geek Club and CircuitMess Launch a NASA-inspired DIY Perseverance Educational Space Rover Kit

After a series of successful Kickstarter Campaigns, Geek Club and CircuitMess launch their most ambitious project yet – a NASA-approved AI-powered scale model Replica of the Perseverance Space Rover  

Zagreb, Croatia – October 31st, 2023. – Today, Geek Club and CircuitMess announced their Kickstarter space exploration campaign designed to teach children eleven and up about engineering, AI, and coding by assembling the iconic NASA Perseverance Space Rover, as well as a series of other NASA-inspired space vehicles.

This new space-themed line of DIY educational products was born out of both companies‘ shared vision to aim for the stars and to take their fans with them. The Kickstarter campaign starts today, October 31st, and will last for 35 days.

The collaboration was a logical union of the two companies. Both companies create educational STEM DIY kits that are targeted towards kids and adults. Both share the same mission: To make learning STEM skills easy and fun.

“For decades, the team and I have been crafting gadgets for geeks always inspired by space exploration,” says Nicolas Deladerrière, co-founder of Geek Club. “Inspired by Mars exploration, we’ve studied thousands of official documents and blueprints to craft an authentic Mars exploration experience. The product comes alive thanks to microchips, electromotors, and artificial intelligence. Imagine simulating your own Mars mission right from your desk!”

Geek Club is an American company that specializes in designing and producing DIY robotics kits that educate their users on soldering and electronics. They focus primarily on space exploration and robotics, all to make learning engineering skills easy and fun for kids, adults, and everyone in between.

“We have successfully delivered seven Kickstarter campaigns, raised more than 2.5 million dollars, and made hundreds of thousands of geeks all around the world extremely happy,” says Albert Gajšak, CEO of CircuitMess. “In a universe where space and technology are constantly growing, we’re here to ensure you’re never left behind.”

The new product line consists of five unique space-themed products:

  • 1. The Perseverance Space Rover Kit

This kit is designed to be an educational journey into programming, electronics, robotics, and AI. The model comes with four electromotors, six wheels, a control system with a dual-core Espressif ESP32 processor, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth connectivity, a sample collection arm based on the real thing with two servo motors, a Wi-Fi-connected remote controller, and support for programming in Python or via a Scratch-inspired drag-and-drop visual coding environment.

Alongside the Perseverance Space Rover, you’ll be able to get more iconic space vehicles:

  • 2. The Voyager: A DIY kit made as a tribute to NASA’s longest-lasting mission, which has been beaming back data for an incredible 45 years and counting.
  • 3. Juno: A solar-powered DIY kit celebrating the mission that gave us the most detailed and breathtaking images of Jupiter.
  • 4. Discovery: A DIY kit honoring the legendary space shuttle with 39 successful orbital flights under its belt.
  • 5. The Artemis Watch: A sleek, space-themed wrist gadget inspired by NASA’s upcoming Artemis space suit design. The watch is a programmable device equipped with an LCD display, Bluetooth, and a gyroscope.

The Perseverance Educational Space Rover Kit is available for pre-order now on Kickstarter, starting at $149.

No previous experience or knowledge is needed for assembling your very own space rover. The kit is designed for anyone aged 11+  and comes with detailed video instructions.

You can visit the Kickstarter page here.

KOSMOS Line-Follow-Robot

This sophisticated robotic toy is created remarkably to follow lines seamlessly. For kids above 10 years, the Kosmos Line-Follow Robot provides an exciting chance to construct their robot and experience its remarkable line-following skills firsthand. Different branches of science, including physics and mathematics, are all brought together in one convenient experiment kit. Let’s investigate what makes this fascinating instructional tool so effective.

Simplifying Robotics

The Kosmos Line-Follow Robot is an attempt to simplify the complex field of robotics so that it may be understood by and appealing to young people. Despite the common perception that robots are too complicated or only useful for highly specialised tasks, it is crucial to learn the basics of robotics as these devices become increasingly commonplace in everyday life. Involving yourself with the Kosmos Line-Follow Robot is an excellent way for students to get their feet wet in the fascinating field of robotics.

Applied Physics and Logical Thinking

Students need a foundation in physics and the ability to think critically to control the line-follow robot properly. Students may learn the basics of simple circuits using the Kosmos robot’s helpful visual representations. Through hands-on assembly, students create a flow of electricity between electrical components, guaranteeing the vehicle’s functionality and conformity with input and line specifications. This method improves one’s capacity to comprehend logic and circuits.

Line Following and Steering

The robot’s fundamental goal is always the same: it must follow a black line, either one that has been physically put out or one that has been painted on a surface. . The Kosmos Line-Follow Robot shows how robots may independently traverse their environment with the help of sensors.

Components and Reusability

Electrical components with cables, motors, wheels, tires, printed robot decorations, and in-depth instructions are all included in the Kosmos experiment kit. The kit’s target audience was children in grades 4 through 8, however, it may be used with any age group for demonstration. After the first construction is complete, the robot may be used as a helpful teaching tool in physics classes, concretizing theoretical concepts about circuits. The fact that the robot can be assembled and disassembled several times means it may serve as a durable and adaptable teaching tool.

Learning Outcomes

During its construction, the Kosmos Line-Follow Robot relied heavily on principles of physics and mechanics, two fields that are deeply intertwined. Students may learn how to operate the robot by following detailed instructions that walk them through each procedure. Students learn important information that may be used in the classroom and built upon in other ways, such as via experimentation and independent study.

Hands-On Experience and Practical Understanding

The line-following robot facilitates experiential learning and real-world comprehension via the use of a potentiometer for detecting electrical resistance and LEDs for providing visual feedback. By taking the robot apart and putting it back together, students may better understand the interdependencies between its parts. The robot’s behaviour can be changed by tinkering with the black line, opening the door to experimentation and a deeper knowledge of cause and effect.

Conclusion

The Kosmos Line-Follow Robot is an excellent approach to introduce children to robotics. This teaching aid gives students a firm footing on which to explore the potential of robotics by giving them hands-on experience, encouraging logical thought, and incorporating fundamental principles from physics and mechanics. The Kosmos Line-Follow Robot sets the path for the next generation of robotics experts by arousing their natural curiosities, encouraging them to try new things.

Short interview with Roy, the founder of „The OffBits“

Sebastian Trella from Robots-Blog had the opportunity to conduct a short interview with Roy Barazani from „the OffBits“.

Roy Barazani from „the OffBits“

·        Robots-Blog: Who are you and what is your job at the OffBits?

Roy: I am Roy Barazani – The OffBits founding father 

·        Robots-Blog: What inspired you to create the OffBits toy?

Roy: I guess I’ve always been fascinated by the idea of re-design. Even as a child I used to break my toys apart and try to rebuild them in new and different ways. Looking back, this allowed me to develop my imagination and ability to fantasize.

·        Robots-Blog: How did you come up with the name „the OffBits„?

Roy: The OFFBITS started out by playing with random parts I found in my toolbox while working on an exercise before starting my design studies in college. Suddenly I found I had made a little robot! I kept this idea with me during my studies, and for my final project built a whole city of them made from recycled parts. It was really well received and I knew I had a great idea in my hands. It took a few years of development and testing in Maker Faire events and boutique design stores and now I finally feel they are ready for the world.

·        Robots-Blog: Do you have a lot to do with robots in your job/everyday life?

Roy: Yes, I love robots and I have collected robots for years!

·        Robots-Blog: How did sustainability factor into the creation of the OffBits?

Roy: I see The OFFBITS as a new way of playing with toys, an “open-source” platform with no rules, so each creation can be as unique as the one who built it. I love the way people can take the original design and then make something completely different. Also, the fact it is made of components we all have around us means there are no cost or availability limits to what people can do with them.

Offbits are a sustainable and eco-friendly educational toy that encourages zero-waste principles and practices through a fun and interactive experience. It’s a great way to bring awareness and inspire positive actions in preserving the environment.

We don’t think you need many toys, but what you do choose should be made to last.

The possibilities are endless with The Offbits, you can create anything from a simple robot to a complex model while using sustainable materials and reducing waste.

·        Robots-Blog: And which is your favorite robot from the OffBits?

Roy: I love all my robots family!

·        Robots-Blog: Can you tell us about any challenges you faced while designing the OffBits?

Roy: From a design perspective, working with standard hardware components brought many unique challenges. For example, choosing the right mix of bits in the kits (both functionally and aesthetically) required a lot of trial-and-error type work, and then of course there is the issue of connecting parts that weren’t designed to fit together.

·        Robots-Blog: How do you envision the OffBits evolving in education fields?

Roy: This is a S.T.E.A.M toy helping young minds grow in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math. The OffBits toys encourage the development of fine motor skills, spatial reasoning, problem-solving, and imaginative play.

The hands-on building process allows users to learn about robotics and engineering concepts in a fun and interactive way. The step-by-step instructions for building and programming the Offbits kits, making it easy for users of all ages to understand the principles behind the technology.

The OffBits offer educational resources such as workshops, online tutorials, and educational material that could help kids to learn about sustainable practices and technologies.


· Robots-Blog: What can you tell us about your community?

Roy: The Offbits community feature allows users to share their creations and ideas, providing inspiration and a sense of collaboration. The Offbits users have challenges for every level. When they create, share and pass the challenge they can earn tokens for their future purchases.

 Stephanie @stem_with_stephanie

Kosmos ReBotz – Pitti der Walking-Bot

Kosmos ReBotz – Pitti der Walking-Bot.

So einfach kann es sein, einen eigenen Roboter zu konstruieren! Die kleinen Roboter aus
der neuen Reihe ReBotz sind mit wenigen Handgriffen zusammengebaut. Mit Batterien
versorgt, bringen sie Kinder ab acht Jahren mit Ihren kuriosen Fortbewegungsarten zum
Staunen und mit ihren besonderen Charakteren zum Schmunzeln. Besonders Spaß macht
es, die Körperteile der verschiedenen ReBotz durcheinander zu mischen und so ganz neue
Fortbewegungsmethoden zu erfinden. Auf diese Weise wird die Sammelleidenschaft und
die Lust der jungen Forscherinnen und Forscher am Experimentieren geweckt.


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Kosmos ReBotz – Buxy der Jumping-Bot

Kosmos ReBotz – Buxy der Jumping-Bot.

So einfach kann es sein, einen eigenen Roboter zu konstruieren! Die kleinen Roboter aus
der neuen Reihe ReBotz sind mit wenigen Handgriffen zusammengebaut. Mit Batterien
versorgt, bringen sie Kinder ab acht Jahren mit Ihren kuriosen Fortbewegungsarten zum
Staunen und mit ihren besonderen Charakteren zum Schmunzeln. Besonders Spaß macht
es, die Körperteile der verschiedenen ReBotz durcheinander zu mischen und so ganz neue
Fortbewegungsmethoden zu erfinden. Auf diese Weise wird die Sammelleidenschaft und
die Lust der jungen Forscherinnen und Forscher am Experimentieren geweckt.


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Top Geschenkideen für smarte Kids – Baukästen für jede Altersstufe

Ob Robotik, Elektronik oder klassische Techniken wie Mechanik, Statik und Pneumatik – fischertechnik bietet eine reiche Auswahl an Baukästen für Eltern, die ihren Kindern an Weihnachten ein Geschenk machen wollen, mit dem sie Spaß haben und etwas lernen können.

Weihnachten naht mit Riesenschritten und Viele sind auf der Suche nach einem Geschenk, mit dem sich Kinder und Jugendliche in der Weihnachtspause längere Zeit sinnvoll beschäftigen und vielleicht sogar etwas dabei lernen können. 

Die aktuellen Baukästen von fischertechnik stehen mehr denn je für Spiel, Spaß und Lernen in einem. Dazu bieten die Sets die Möglichkeit, sich mit zukunftsweisenden Themen wie nachhaltige Energien und Robotics zu beschäftigen. Da ist zum Beispiel der fischertechnik Baukasten „Green Energy“, mit dem sich Kinder und Jugendliche ab 9 Jahren dem Thema erneuerbare Energien auf spielerische Art und Weise nähern. Sie können 14 spannende Modelle bauen und dabei lernen, wie die Gewinnung, Speicherung und Nutzung von Strom aus den natürlichen Energieträgern Wind, Wasser oder Sonne funktioniert. 

Eine ideale Ergänzung zum Baukasten „Green Energy“ bietet der Bausatz H2 Fuel Cell Car. Hier wird spielerisch erkundet, wie eine Brennstoffzelle funktioniert und vor allem, wie die durch Wasserstoff gewonnene Energie genutzt werden kann. Die jungen Entdecker können mit dem selbst erzeugten Wasserstoff das Auto zum Leben erwecken und in Bewegung setzen.

Für Youngster ab 10 Jahren eignen sich die fischertechnik Baukästen Smarttech und Hightech. Die Jugendlichen können mit den Sets anspruchsvolle Programmieraufgaben lösen. Mit Omniwheels ausgestattete Roboter- und Fahrzeug-Modelle verdeutlichen die Funktionsweise des autonomen Fahrens und moderner mobiler Robotertechnik.

Spielspaß für Kinder ab 8 Jahren und die ganze Familie verspricht der Baukasten Funny Reactions, mit dem es fantasievoll, kreativ und temporeich zugeht. Mit 682 Bauteilen entstehen lustige und kreative Kettenreaktionen. Eine Seilbahn, ein Katapult und eine Abschusskanone sorgen für Tempo und Action. 

Für Eltern, die ihre Kinder mit klassischen Techniken vertraut machen wollen, ist der Baukasten Retro Mechanics die ideale Wahl. Er veranschaulicht die Themen Mechanik und Statik anhand von 30 Modellen, die sich mit den im Kasten enthaltenen 500 Bauteilen konstruieren lassen. Das Retro-Design und die klassische Verpackung mit aufklappbarem Deckel sprechen auch die schenkenden Eltern an. Sämtliche Baukästen sind mit umfangreichem didaktischem Begleitmaterial ausgestattet, das auch online zur Verfügung steht.

Neben dem Ausprobieren der raffinierten Modelle können Kinder und Jugendliche auch eigene Konstruktionen entwerfen und drauf los bauen. Der Phantasie sind dabei kaum Grenzen gesetzt, denn die Bausteine sind äußerst stabil und erlauben auch meterhohe Konstruktionen. Weiterer Pluspunkt: Auch Papas und Mamas fischertechnik Sets können sich hier als nützlich erweisen. Denn seit der Markteinführung 1965 sind grundsätzlich alle Steine aus alten wie neuen Baukästen kompatibel.

Die hohe Qualität der fischertechnik Produkte ist wiederholt mit verschiedenen Auszeichnungen bedacht worden. Der Baukasten „Green Energy“ ist Kategoriesieger in der Rubrik „Spiel und Technik“ des Deutschen Spielzeugpreises 2021. Der Baukasten „H2 Fuel Cell Car“ ist „TOP 10 Spielzeug 2021“. Die „Top 10 Spielzeug“-Hitliste wird alljährlich vom Bundesverband des Spielwaren-Einzelhandels e.V. herausgegeben. Beide Baukästen sind darüber hinaus mit dem „spiel gut“-Siegel ausgezeichnet worden, einem der wichtigsten und renommiertesten Preise für gutes und pädagogisch wertvolles Spielzeug in Deutschland. Auch in Sachen Nachhaltigkeit sammelte fischertechnik Punkte: Zum zweiten Mal wurde das Unternehmen von Focus Money für sein nachhaltiges Engagement prämiert. Die Auszeichnung ist das Ergebnis von über 500.000 Bewertungen, die das Analyse- und Beratungshaus ServiceValue zusammen mit Focus Money zusammentrug.

Weitere Informationen unter www.fischertechnik.de

Omniwheels-Fahrzeuge und Tanzroboter – fischertechnik Baukasten für Robotics-Einsteiger

Mit dem Baukasten Robotics Smarttech (249,90 Euro, erhältlich ab August) steigt fischertechnik in die nächste Dimension der fahrbaren Roboter ein. Mit neuen Bauteilen lassen sich verschiedene Omniwheels-Fahrzeuge konstruieren, die sich in sämtliche Richtungen bewegen können. Auch weitere Modelle, wie ein Tanzroboter, lassen sich mit dem Baukasten für Robotics-Einsteiger bauen und programmieren. Im Baukasten enthalten sind der TXT Controller und die Software ROBO Pro.

Der Baukasten Robotics Smarttech ermöglicht einen Einblick in die Zukunft autonom fahrender Fahrzeuge. Der enthaltene RGB-Gestensensor erkennt Gesten in vier verschiedenen Richtungen, misst RGB-Farbwerte und Umgebungshelligkeit, kann als Näherungssensor eingesetzt werden und misst hierbei Abstände von bis zu 15 Zentimetern. Zusammen mit dem IR-Spursensor und dem Taster lassen sich so verschiedene spannende Fahrroboter bauen und programmieren, die darauf warten, von jungen Tüftlern und Entwicklern auf Erkundungstour geschickt zu werden.

Die Fahrzeuge sind mit einem komplett neuen Räderkonzept ausgestattet, wie es in der mobilen Robotik vorkommt. Die Omniwheels – oder Allseitenräder – ermöglichen ein platzsparendes Rangieren, indem die Fahrzeige seitlich oder diagonal fahren. Außerdem können sich die Fahrzeuge sogar auf der Stelle drehen. fischertechnik entwickelte hierfür extra belastbare, qualitativ hochwertige Bauteile, um die Funktionalität der vielseitigen Fahrzeuge gewährleisten zu können. 

Ein weiteres attraktives Modell ist der Tanzroboter, der – einmal zusammengebaut und programmiert – lustige Bewegungen und Drehungen vollziehen kann.

Bevor diese anspruchsvolleren Modelle gebaut werden, können sich Anfänger an einfachen Konstruktionen versuchen. Das Demo-Modell erklärt das Grundprinzip, wie Motor und Taster programmiert und gesteuert werden können. Per Knopfdruck läuft der Motor für eine zuvor definierte Zeit, währenddessen bewegt sich eine Drehschreibe mit einer Grafik, die eine optische Täuschung hervorruft. Erfahrene Konstrukteure wagen sich an einen fahrbaren Roboter, mit dem verschiedene Fahraufgaben programmiert werden können.

Insgesamt können mit dem Baukasten neun verschiedene Robotics-Modelle gebaut und programmiert werden. Der Baukasten ist für Kinder ab 10 Jahren geeignet.

Kosmos Morpho

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