


Petalo
Petalo is a non-programmable DIY robot that uses a light-up character and interactive challenge cards to help children build subworlds and understand the importance of light in real-world situations. Kids learn how light works, where it is needed, and why it matters—no coding required.
Recommended Age Group:
7+ years
Skill Level:
Beginner / Early robotics learners
Suitable For:
- Primary school students (Standards 2–4)
- STEM classrooms and workshops
- Home learning activities
- Introductory robotics sessions
Learning Readiness:
No prior electronics, robotics, or programming knowledge required.
Petalo is a bright and cheerful discovery friend who helps children build their world and bring light where it is needed. This interactive non-programmable robot uses a light-up character and themed challenge cards to teach kids about the importance of light in everyday life through hands-on building and storytelling.
Children build 6 connected subworlds using simple templates. They use challenge cards to understand a real-world situation, move Petalo to the correct place, light up the model, and explain why light is important there. This makes it easy for learners to understand observation, creativity, safety awareness, and communication—all through play.
With no programming or screens involved, Petalo keeps learning simple and engaging. It is ideal for beginners who are just starting their STEAM journey and want to explore real-world concepts before moving on to more complex robotics.
Through building and experimenting with Petalo, kids learn:
- How light is used in different environments
- How to observe and understand surroundings
- Creative problem-solving through storytelling
- Safety awareness in real-world situations
- Communication and presentation skills
- Cause-and-effect relationships
Petalo is perfect for young learners, schools, STEM workshops, and home learning, making it a great addition to the Funo Botz Discovery World collection.
Build it. Light it. Explain it—and discover the power of light!
