Test before you build
Every learner gets a robot,
even without a kit.
A class of forty may share five kits. Sim closes the gap: everyone practises on a virtual robot that behaves like the real one, then the group takes the tested program to the bench.
What it does
- A digital twin of every Store kit — same motors, wheel size, sensors and pin map
- Real physics: friction, slopes, collisions, battery sag and sensor noise
- Virtual instruments with live graphs: ultrasonic, line, light, IMU, camera, temperature
- Missions set in familiar places — a maize field, a market, a mine tunnel, a clinic
- A robot builder that exports its parts list straight to the Store
- Arena mode: timed, scored challenges with replays
At a glance
- Status
- In development
- Target
- H1 2027 · alpha in progress
- Editions
- Desktop and web, with limits
- Languages
- All supported packs
In detail
1 · Code
Build the program in Studio.
2 · Simulate
Run and debug it on the twin until it behaves.
3 · Deploy
Link sends it to the real kit.
4 · Compare
Overlay real sensor data on the sim run and learn from the gap.
What it won't do
Stated here so nobody discovers it after buying a kit.
- The web edition runs 2D and light 3D with preset worlds and one robot.
- Full 3D physics, multi-robot arenas and custom worlds are desktop-only.
Coming soon
Get told when it ships
Saverick Sim is coming soon — Saverick is currently in pre-launch.