Key Features
Bambu Lab CyberBrick Hardware Kits
CyberBrick is a modular, 3D-printable electronics ecosystem that blends plug-and-play hardware with creative builds and simple coding—perfect for classrooms, makers, and curious tinkerers.
Pick Your Style
Beginner Hardware Kit
- Great first step into CyberBrick—assemble your first remote and vehicle with solder-free modules.
- Designed for quick wins and classroom demos; print the bodies and snap in the electronics. (3D-printed parts and tools not included.)
Ultimate Hardware Kit
- Max out your builds with multiple core boards, controllers, LEDs, switches, joysticks, motors, gears, and batteries—engineered for complex multi-device projects.
- Unlock “dual vehicle control” to drive two CyberBrick vehicles from one remote (e.g., truck + forklift).
What Is CyberBrick?
Think LEGO-like simplicity meets real electronics: reusable smart modules, 3D-printable structures, and dual-level coding—build R/C toys, tools, and more while learning hands-on STEM skills.
What’s Included (At a Glance)
- Core Modules & Shields: Multi-Function Core boards, transmitter/receiver shields (varies by kit).
- I/O & Interface: LED hubs, power switches, momentary buttons, rocker and joystick modules (varies by kit).
- Motion & Drive: Micro DC motors, servo motors with clutch protection, gears, differentials (Ultimate).
- Power: Li-ion batteries and chargers (where specified).
Note: CyberBrick kits contain electronics; 3D-printed parts and hand tools are not included.
Who It’s For
- Beginner: First projects, classroom labs, maker camps.
- Ultimate Makers: Advanced classroom sets, robotics clubs, multi-bot builds.
Highlights
- Reusable & Expandable: Mix modules across projects—learn, iterate, and re-build.
- LEGO-like Simplicity: Solder-free modules snap together for fast success.
- Scalable Projects: Ultimate kit supports complex, multi-device control with rich I/O.
Getting Started
- Print the model parts (e.g., truck, forklift, or other official/community designs).
- Snap modules into place; route wires as shown in the build guide.
- Power on, test controls, and iterate your design.
Why CyberBrick?
It’s a fun, future-proof way to teach and learn electronics, mechanics, and coding—while making real, working creations you can drive, light up, and control.
Specifications
Kit Comparison
| Feature | Beginner Hardware Kit | Ultimate Hardware Kit |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Use | First builds (1 remote + 1 vehicle) | Advanced multi-device projects |
| Core Boards | Entry selection | Multiple cores for complex builds |
| I/O Modules | Essential buttons/LEDs | Expanded LEDs, switches, joysticks |
| Motion Parts | Basic drive (project-dependent) | Servos, DC motors, gears, differential |
| Dual Vehicle Control | — | Yes (one remote, two vehicles) |
| 3D-Printed Parts | Not included; print from official/community models | |
References: contents and capabilities summarized from Bambu Lab and authorized reseller documentation.