Driven by national strategies, artificial intelligence and robotic industrial parks are being developed across cities nationwide, making robot education increasingly popular. On one hand, more and more children and teenagers are learning about robots. According to incomplete statistics, over 1 million kids participated in robot training in 2016. On the other hand, the number of robot training institutions is also rising rapidly, with signs of robot education now appearing even in fourth-tier cities.
Learning robotics is not just for fun. The trend reflects a deeper purpose: robot programming is a process that encourages innovation, problem-solving, and critical thinking—skills that traditional exam-oriented education often lacks. Moreover, robot programming is a form of language. Through coding, children can better understand the dynamic world around them and express their ideas creatively.
Educational robots are intelligent systems designed based on educational theories, offering rich project development opportunities. They integrate knowledge from various fields such as math, physics, chemistry, biology, mechanics, electronics, materials, energy, computer hardware, software, and AI. Each project provides a fun and engaging way for children to learn, experience the excitement of advanced technology, spark creativity, and improve hands-on skills.
Below are some of the top educational robot companies in China:
**Ability Storm Education Robot**
Founded in 1996, Ability Storm has become a global brand committed to using robotics to help every child succeed in life. Over 20 years of development have led to more than 600 patents and the creation of over 120 educational robots, along with 50 sets of teaching materials available in nine languages. Their six product series include building blocks, humanoid robots, mobile robots, flying robots, modular robots, and flying building blocks. For example, the building block series features an intelligent construction system that allows endless three-dimensional designs and easy interaction with users. With additional learning apps, it keeps children engaged while improving their technical literacy.
In addition to its products, Ability Storm offers a curriculum based on constructivism, multiple intelligences, and successful intelligence. It has set up activity centers, trained professional teachers, and uses fun, interactive classrooms to develop children’s creative and analytical abilities. Notably, Ability Storm is the official platform for the World Educational Robot Competition (WER), providing full support for this prestigious event. Its long-term innovation and technical expertise have positioned it as a leader in the industry.
**Wonder Workshop**
Founded in 2012, Wonder Workshop previously operated under the name Play-i. Its flagship products, Dash and Dot, are popular among children. Dash is larger and more mobile, while both can be programmed using visual interfaces to move, make sounds, and even play music. The company offers four main apps: Go, Path, Blockly, and Xylo. It also runs the “Teach Wonder†program, which has been introduced to over 150 schools in the U.S. and is expanding globally through platforms like Pinterest.
**Makeblock**
Launched in 2013, Makeblock focuses on helping people create in the physical world and promoting innovative education. The company aims to provide tools for makers, DIY enthusiasts, and students in STEAM education. Its products include STEAM kits, tech toy sets, DIY robot kits, and metal building blocks with over 500 components. It also offers user-friendly programming software and comprehensive online and offline courses. Initially focused on international markets, Makeblock entered the domestic education market in 2014, capitalizing on the growing interest in STEM education.
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