Manufacturer

Ozobot (Ozo EDU, Inc.)

American Evo and Ari educational robots from Ozobot: in Poland, in the shadow of the homegrown Photon.

  • USAcountry · Newport Beach, California
  • 1models tracked

Key facts

  • CountryUSA
  • Models listed1 (with price: 1)
  • CategoriesEducational robots
  • Models with a Polish seller0 of 1
  • Pricesfrom 678 PLN (≈ EUR 155 at NBP rate 4.3641 of 21 October 2026)

American Ozobot (formally Ozo EDU, Inc.) of Newport Beach, California, makes small educational robots for teaching programming to school-age children (K-8): the Evo (with a screen) and the Ari. Sales run mainly through institutional quotes for schools, not retail e-commerce. The manufacturer mentions a presence in some Polish schools via distributors.

In the education segment Ozobot competes with the homegrown Polish Photon, popular in the country's primary schools, and with LEGO Education, which makes Ozobot's position in Poland more niche than dominant. The manufacturer does not state a founding year, financial data or number of units sold.

For teachers looking for a proven, English-language educational platform, Ozobot remains an alternative worth considering, provided a local purchasing channel is available.

History and development

Ozobot is a brand of the American company Ozo EDU, Inc. of Newport Beach, California. The manufacturer does not state a founding year, financial data or the number of units sold, so we cannot tell the company's story year by year. What is known is what it does: it makes small educational robots meant to teach programming to school-age children, in the American K-8 range, from kindergarten to eighth grade. The range has two models, the Evo and the Ari. Such a profile shapes how the products are sold, because the company mainly addresses schools. Prices are given in institutional quotes, not in a typical online shop for individual buyers. That is an important difference from toys sold off the shelf. Robots meant for a classroom must fit the curriculum, be sturdy and easy to manage in larger numbers. We write more about how schools and universities choose such tools in “Educational Robots for Schools and Universities”, and the terms related to programming robots are explained in “Robotics Glossary: 65 Terms with Polish Equivalents”. For the Polish reader the key point is that Ozobot has operated from the start in the logic of the school market, where decisions are made by teachers and head teachers, not by parents at the till.

Portfolio

The best-documented model is the Ozobot Evo, a screen-free educational robot for teaching coding to children aged PreK-2. Its dimensions are tiny: a height of 3.35 cm and a weight of 28.3 g, while the manufacturer gives battery runtime as about one hour. The price is public and starts at USD 175, which according to September 2026 data corresponds to about PLN 678 (≈ EUR 155); this is an indicative figure, before tax and shipping costs. The Evo is meant for screen-free learning, so children learn programming logic without constantly looking at a tablet. Alongside the Evo the range includes the Ari, for which we do not have a full specification here. We cover the principles of choosing a robot for a class in the category “Educational robots”, and the typical place of use is a school. If you are comparing datasheets, “How to Read a Robot Datasheet” will help. The lack of data on units sold makes it harder to judge the scale, but the price and description of use are clear enough to start a conversation with a distributor.

Market position

Ozobot operates in a crowded education segment where the choice is often decided by the price of the kit and the availability of teacher materials. In Poland it competes with the homegrown Photon Education, popular in primary schools, and with LEGO Education, whose platform is represented by the LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Set. Against that background Ozobot's position in the country is more niche than dominant. Its strengths are a public price list and the screen-free approach, which sets it apart from tablet-based kits. Its weaknesses are lower recognition among Polish teachers and the need to find a local purchasing channel. The manufacturer gives no sales volume or market share, so we cannot measure the distance to competitors. A wider comparison of solutions for schools is in “Educational Robots for Schools and Universities”.

Presence in Poland

The manufacturer mentions Ozobot's presence in some Polish schools via distributors. It does not name companies or the number of institutions, however, so we do not confirm the scale. Sales run mainly through institutional quotes, so a school or municipality should ask a distributor for an offer rather than look for an ordinary shop. The zloty price in the data is indicative. It is also worth asking about support in Polish and the availability of materials for teachers. How to start learning robotics in Poland is explained in “How to Start Learning Robotics in Poland”.

Editorial verdict

The Ozobot Evo is a sensible choice for a teacher who wants to teach younger children coding logic without a screen and who knows the price before talking to a distributor. The downside is its niche position in Poland and the need to find a local purchasing channel. Compare it with Photon Education and the LEGO Education SPIKE Prime Set before you order a larger batch for a class.

Ozobot (Ozo EDU, Inc.)

Models by this manufacturer

  • Ozobot Evo
    on sale

    Ozobot (Ozo EDU, Inc.)Educational robots

    Ozobot Evo

    Ozobot Evo is a screen-free educational coding robot for PreK-2 children, with public prices from 175 USD.

    • 3.35 cmheight
    • 0.03 kgweight
    • 680*price (PLN)

Sources

  1. ozobot.com