RobolaB, part of Zeta42
Robots children build, code and keep.
RobolaB is Zeta42's robotics line for children. Its kit is MIEO: a robot a child builds with their own hands from a controller, wheels, motors, sensors and printed parts, then brings to life on a laptop.

- 8+
- Ages the MIEO kits are made for
- 30+
- Mechanical parts in a MIEO kit
- 75+
- Projects and games, beginner to advanced
- 125
- Guided MIEO Bot lessons
- 283
- Coding blocks MIEO Bot explains
Three kits
Start small, then compete.
The kits climb the way children do. MIEO teaches what each part is for and how they fit together. MIEO Pro is for the child who has outgrown it and wants to compete. The combo pack puts both in front of a school or a club that runs the whole range.
MIEO
The starter kit, for children aged 8 and up. A smart controller, more than 30 mechanical parts, touch, IR and ultrasonic sensors, and 3D-printed pieces, with step-by-step guides.
MIEO Pro
The next step, built for harder robotics challenges and innovation competitions, with an extended sensor kit and pro-level components.
Combo Pack
MIEO and MIEO Pro together, beginner to advanced, with 75+ projects and games, full curriculum access and free trainer training. Made for schools and clubs.
What children build
One robot, many builds.
The MIEO kit's own parts make a scout that senses the way ahead, a rover with a face, or an upright robot that waves. Add the MIEO Pro kit and the same robot becomes a forklift, a gripper that picks things up, or a character with arms. Taking one apart to build the next is part of the lesson, not a chore at the end of it.






The coding app
Blocks first, then AI.
Programs are made of blocks, dragged into place like puzzle pieces, and sent to the robot over Bluetooth. The AI blocks let a robot notice a face, obey a hand sign, spot an object or answer to a voice, all worked out on the computer itself rather than in the cloud.
- Face Sense
- Body Sense
- Object Sense
- Vision Sense
- Speech Sense
- Scan Sense
MIEO Bot is the tutor inside the app. It walks a child through a lesson, points at the block they need next and checks what they have built before they move on, with no internet connection and no account.
The coding app is free, for Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel) and Linux. MIEO Bot teaches in English and Malayalam.
For schools
The room, not a crate.
For a school, RobolaB brings the whole lab rather than a crate of kits: the room set up, the teachers trained to run it, and a platform to run the classes on.
Lab setup
A complete robotics lab, with the kits, equipment and materials it needs.
Teacher training
Hands-on workshops that get your own staff teaching robotics.
Student programmes
Hackathons, competitions and innovation challenges for the children who catch the bug.
Learning platform
Classes students join with a code, progress tracking, assessments, and an AI course builder that drafts MIEO courses for teachers to review.
Where it leads
Then the arms.
MIEO is the rung before the robot arms. A child who has built and coded a rover arrives at a desktop arm already knowing what a sensor, a motor and a loop are for.