Spark Mini hears you through its own microphone, thinks with Spark — a real AI tutor — and answers out loud while it drives, measures distances, looks through its camera, and solves mazes. No code, no setup. Just a conversation.
How it works
Not a demo reel
Straight from the robot: its camera frames and decisions during a live maze run — and the celebration when it finds the exit.
Flagship challenge
Spark Mini rolls up to each wall, senses it, decides — right, left, or back out of the dead end — and says why, out loud, at every junction. At the finish it confirms the exit with its own camera. Kids don't watch an algorithm; they hear one think.
Try it yourself
This is the actual SaySpark simulator — pick a challenge or an empty sandbox, place objects with the builder, drive the bot with WASD, and ask Spark for help. Five free prompts, no account needed.
The complete platform
Start free in the simulator; the tutor, curriculum, and classroom tools work with or without hardware on the floor.
Simulator, AI tutor, and curriculum — free with every feature unlocked while we build. The Spark Mini robot itself is separate hardware, available at launch.