Kodro

Kodro turns robotics learning into one visual loop: Design, Code, Simulate, Prove, Build. Students assemble robots, program them with Python or blocks, test them in interactive 3D worlds, inspect live sensors and export evidence, all offline-first. Teachers get 24 curriculum lessons plus a lesson creator, and makers can prototype without expensive hardware. No account, cloud connection or AI is required. Kodro is an offline robot studio for UK Computing, KS1 to KS4. Pupils design a rover, write real code, and run it through simulated worlds, getting pass/fail evidence with telemetry on every run. Genesis races up to 4 controllers through seeded contracts and proves the winner. An external agent can drive the full loop over MCP while Kodro holds verdicts no model can fake. Honest kinematic sim, MIT open source.

UK schools teaching KS1-KS4 Computing, robotics teachers, parents, and makers prototyping robot code without hardware.

Schools want to teach robotics and physical computing, but hardware is expensive, fragile and hard to run for a whole class. Kodro removes the hardware barrier: pupils build and program robots in a deterministic offline simulator, get pass/fail evidence with telemetry on every run, and teachers get 24 curriculum-mapped lessons (UK Computing, KS1-KS4) plus a lesson creator. No expensive kits, no accounts, no cloud connection.