Saverick is building hands-on robotics kits, connected IoT projects and browser-based simulators that students can build and code in their own local language. Real engineering, in the language they think in.
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What we're building
Students simulate a robot in the browser, build it with real hardware, then connect it to the world with IoT, all in their own language. Each step builds on the one before.
Durable, reusable modules that students assemble and program themselves, giving instructions and writing robot logic in their own language.
Wire up real sensors, stream live data to dashboards, and build smart devices that solve local problems, from farms to classrooms.
Design, code and test robots in the browser before touching hardware, so every student can practice, even without a kit.
Development roadmap
Saverick is self-funded. Today our resources go into hardware prototypes, the simulator and testing our core software.
Designing durable, low-cost robotics and sensor modules.
Building local-language coding and voice tools, plus the browser robot simulator.
Pilots with schools, youth hubs and community workshops.
Scaling manufacturing for household and school orders.
Waitlist
Join as a family, a school, a youth hub or an early supporter. Tell us who you are and we'll send updates that fit.
We'll email you before launch.
Partner with us
We're inviting school partners, community organizations and early supporters to help make practical robotics, IoT and simulation education accessible across the region.
