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One robot.
Two ways to play.

  • Challenge friends in fast robot battles.
  • Or use one Dotbot for solo games, create controls and learn coding.

Requires a compatible iPhone or iPad. Android is not currently supported.

Designed, assembled, and shipped from the EU

Robot Battles

For two or more robots required
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Take direct control, outmanoeuvre your friends, and score points by flipping their Dotbots onto their backs.

Solo play & Coding

Start with just one robot
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Start with one Dotbot and explore solo games, custom controls, Draw to Code, block programming, MicroPython, and AI-assisted coding.

See it in action

See robot battles, solo activities, coding, and customization in this short 1 min 15s video:

Built for real play

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Battle-ready body

Designed to handle bumps, flips, and active play.

Tracked drive

Soft tracks provide strong grip, smooth movement, and the ability to drive over small indoor obstacles.

Rechargeable battery

Up to 30 minutes of play with convenient USB-C charging.

iOS + gamepad

Control your robot with the free Dotbots app for iOS—no account or registration required.

You can also use a compatible PlayStation or Xbox controller for a more traditional gaming experience. The controller connects to your iPhone or iPad, not directly to the robot. The iOS device must remain connected to the robot, with the Dotbots app open, while you play.

Make your Dotbot your own

Customize the screen with photos, emojis, and animations. Choose LED colors, create light patterns, and record sounds to give your Dotbot its own personality.

Why parents choose Dotbots

Active, shared play
Robot battles turn screens into tools for active, face-to-face play.
 

Creativity with a real result
Children see their ideas turn into movement, lights, sounds, and robot actions.
 

Learning through experimentation
Coding and problem-solving develop naturally as children test ideas and discover what works.
 

Different ways to keep exploring
Battles, customization, different coding modes, and new ideas give children different ways to return to the robot.

Tested through real play

Dotbots robots were also used at "Robotikos Akademija" summer camp, where children explored robot battles, controls, and coding activities.

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