Upcycle or build
Upcycle boxes or build M-Code Mecha structures, then give the project motion through the ELIO board.
ELIO · Play first, Code later
ELIO is a maker board that bolts onto your creations and drives motors, servos, LEDs, and sensors from a phone or PC. Not a sealed toy robot. A DIY motion brain for STEAM, homeschool, and makerspaces.
ELIO is positioned as a bridge board: first movement from an app, then blocks, Scratch, Python, Arduino C++, and embedded projects.
Upcycle boxes or build M-Code Mecha structures, then give the project motion through the ELIO board.
Start with phone sliders and app control so learners see motors and outputs move before syntax becomes the focus.
Move from in-app blocks to Scratch, mBlock, Python, and Arduino C++ as the learner grows.
The ESP32 direction creates a path from cardboard robot to Wi-Fi gadget to camera and AI projects without changing the learning story.
Teach this once, use everywhere: Controller, Actor, Target.
Condensed from the English ELIO one-pager for an overseas maker and education audience.
Works with the existing ELIO iOS and Android app, using the familiar ELIO BLE flow.
DC motors x2, servos x2, digital I/O x4, LED, and 3V/5V sensor power are summarized for education and maker use.
Mobile app, Blockly, Scratch extension, mBlock, Python, and Arduino form a broad learning ladder.
Ultrasonic, line trace, light, ESP32-CAM, and S3 vision directions support bigger maker projects.
The 2026 ELIO one-pager presents ESP32 as the next platform direction while keeping Classic nRF52 kits supported.
ELIO sells motion for what learners already have: shipping boxes, cups, old toys, and classroom materials.
Competitors often sell finished robots. ELIO emphasizes motion for things the learner already has.
The source one-pager describes a 4-hour camp outline: build, code, mission, and demo.
ELIO shares Mobilian's embedded engineering DNA, giving a path from cardboard robot to real embedded code.
Designed in Korea for overseas makers, educators, homeschool groups, and distributors.
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