User:Jayschultz/Cubelets

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Cubelets are small toy building blocks that magnetically snap together into various combinations, forming a robot. The robot's functions are all pre-programmed inside the blocks and do not require the user to write any robotic code or wire any circuits for the robot to work. Each cubelet has only one function, but communicates with neighboring cubes, causing the robot to perform an action. There are 3 families of Cubelet blocks, action blocks, sensor blocks, and think/utility blocks, with each family of blocks serving a different purpose within the robot that is created. Cubelets are available in several different kits, varying in number and types of cubelets provided. The kits are available for purchase by Modular Robotics.^[1]