Robotics Lab

GAME BRIEF

What's the game?

Robotics Lab puts eight boards that robot builders start with on a 3D workbench, from the Arduino Uno R3 to the Raspberry Pi 4, plus six more. Assemble it empties the Uno onto a tray, 18 parts against a timer: you pick each one up, set it on its pulsing footprint and hold the soldering iron on it, and a card says what each part does. Find the part is a six-question quiz on the 3D model, with a score. On the workbench you wire a board up and press Run; the guided missions start at Hello, LED (3 minutes) and the eighth is called 5 V meets 3.3 V. Movez says Claude Fable 5.2 generated every 3D model in code, with no ready-made 3D files or photos.

BEFORE YOU PLAY

What to expect

Free, with no download and no sign-up: about 620 KB in our check, all from its own site. It's a learning sim more than a game; the game-like parts are the timed assembly kit, the quiz and the missions. It sends anonymous usage stats to its own server (a random visitor id and no cookies, according to its code). Movez posted it on X on November 10, 2026, and his post about it drew about 280,000 views.

Controls: Mouse. In Assemble it, click a part in the tray, click its glowing spot on the board, then hold the iron on it. On the workbench, Wire it for me does the wiring and Run starts it. The page says to hold Ctrl and scroll (or pinch) to zoom; camera and hand-wiring controls weren't tried.