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LEGO Education · Research & Education

LEGO Education Computer Science & AI

Available to order

Shipping since April 2026. In the EU it is sold through LEGO Education dealers (in Germany as “Informatik & KI Set”). It replaces SPIKE Prime, whose sales ended on 30 June 2026.

from US$339.95Kit K–2 (45520)

LEGO Education US list prices per kit for 4 students: K–2 US$339.95, 3–5 US$429.95, 6–8 US$529.95 (the kit with controller and two motors). Excl. tax and shipping. EU prices are set by dealers and not published by LEGO Education.

LEGO Education (US)Request via Antarum

Checked: 28.09.2026Source
Made for: Home · Research & education
Where: US (LEGO Education) · EU (LEGO Education dealers)

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Overview

LEGO Education’s new K–8 kits for computer science and AI, the successor to SPIKE. Students build LEGO models with wireless motors, a colour sensor and a controller, code them in blocks or Python and explore AI classification.

Key specs

Kits: K–2 (45520), 3–5 (45521), 6–8 (45522); 4 students per kit
6–8 kit hardware: 379 bricks, single motor, double motor, colour sensor, controller, 2 connection cards
Electronics: Wireless modules, each with its own rechargeable battery (USB-C)
Controller: 2 levers with magnetic encoders; Bluetooth LE 4.2
Software: Coding Canvas (web and iOS) with icon and word blocks; Python package
Curriculum: 30 lessons per kit incl. an AI & Data unit; no student logins
Competition: FIRST LEGO League platform from the 2026–27 season

Versions & prices

Kit K–2 (45520): US$339.95276 bricks, single motor, colour sensor
Kit 3–5 (45521): US$429.95321 bricks, double motor, colour sensor
Kit 6–8 (45522): US$529.95379 bricks, two motors, colour sensor, controller

Why it’s in

The new LEGO school standard: it replaces SPIKE Prime (sales ended 30 June 2026) and becomes the FIRST LEGO League platform from the 2026–27 season.
Cable-free electronics and ready-made lessons make it easy to run with groups of four.
From LEGO Education (Denmark), sold through dealers across Europe.

What bothers us

Much simpler hardware than SPIKE Prime: one or two motors and a colour sensor per kit; a review of the same hardware in LEGO Education Science calls the models “quite symbolic”.
Every motor, sensor and controller has its own battery that must be charged separately.
The AI unit teaches concepts such as classification; the models’ only sensor for their surroundings is a colour sensor.