Looking to help develop a child's STEM skills? A great start to inspire creativity is to find and build the top robot kits.

The 4M Tin Can robot does both, letting kids take a used can and make it the centerpiece of an adorable robot.

We tested electronics kits with kids ages 7 to 12 and got feedback from parents and makers to find the most engaging ways for kids to learn about electronics.

Build your own DIY Boat-Bot — a floating robot that sails across water using a small motor and battery! 🚤🤖 This fun and easy science project is perfect for kids, school exhibitions, or ...

Dash Robotics makes small bio-inspired robots that teach kids how to program while they play. The bots are $50 apiece and come as a sheet of parts that you have to pop out and build yourself, like ...

The idea behind Root is simple: the easiest way to get kids to understand something as abstract as coding is to provide a means of making it relevant in the real world ...