VANLINNY T2007 Programmable Multi-Axis Robotic Arm Building Kit: Advanced Multi-Axis Robotic Design for STEM Learning
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Ever dreamed of building your own robot? Well, now you can with this 1029-piece programmable robotic arm kit that's not just a toy—it's a gateway to engineering. Perfect for kids 8 and up (and let's be honest, adults who are kids at heart), it features multi-axis linkage mechanics that move with a precision that'll make you do a double-take. With 360° rotation and movements so lifelike, thanks to 4 beefy motors, it's like having a mini factory on your desk. Dive into the world of gear ratios, torque, and even collaborative robotics without the boring textbook.
And here's the kicker: the composite motor group doesn't just move; it glides, coordinating multiple axes like a ballet dancer. It can lift up to 300g with the accuracy of a Swiss watch—millimeter precision, folks. Built to last with reinforced ABS joints and aluminum alloy frames, this arm won't flinch at stacking, rotating, or pretending it's on an assembly line. Tough as nails, yet graceful as a cat.
Switching between tactile remote control (yep, it's included) and app programming is smoother than your morning coffee. Whether you're into drag-and-drop blocks for a quick win or diving deep with Python scripts, this kit's got you covered. Ideal for coding clubs, solo tinkerers, or those family projects where you pretend you're not competing (but totally are).
- 360° Freedom & Precision Motor-Driven Gripper
- Dual-Control Flexibility: App Programming & Remote Play
- Premium Safety & Educational Certification
- 18-month product warranty
- Advanced Multi-Axis Robotic Design for STEM Learning
General specs
- Brand: VANLINNY
- Model: T2007
- Seller: Amazon
- product_dimensions: 14.76 x 10.39 x 17.64 inches
- item_weight: 3 pounds
- country_of_origin: China
- manufacturer_recommended_age: 8 years and up
- batteries: 1 Nonstandard Battery batteries required. (included)
- First listed by seller: 6/13/25
If you are interested in more details, you can find full information on the seller's page.
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| Price | $79.99 | $40.26 | $59.89 | $59.99 | $69.93 | $59.97 |
| Seller | Amazon | Joom | Amazon | Amazon | Joom | Amazon |
| Update | June 28, 2025 | August 28, 2025 | June 27, 2025 | July 17, 2025 | August 27, 2025 | June 28, 2025 |
| Age Range | Children | 6-14 years | 6-12 years | |||
Programmable Multi-Axis Robotic Arm Building Kit
Caleb A.
Halifax, NS
June 24, 2025
before buying this i was fairly skeptical about robotic kits being more than just toys but this one changed my mind it arrived a day late but that was minor the build took a while but it was rewarding to see it come together and move with such precision my child enjoyed it and it sparked an interest in engineering however the programming interface is not the easiest to navigate and i found myself needing to look up extra resources it feels well-made but i worry about long-term durability for intense use overall it's a decent educational tool but not without its flaws i'd recommend it with some reservations for those into learning and tinkering
- Pros: finally got this kit for my kid and it was a hit the build process was engaging and taught some solid basics about mechanics and programming movements are smooth and precise with the motors working well together it feels sturdy with good materials and the ability to control it manually or through code is a nice touch
- Cons: the delivery was delayed by a day which was a bit annoying and for the price i expected more the programming part can be tricky especially for beginners and the lifting capacity is fairly limited it might not hold up to heavy use over time and the instructions could be clearer