Acebott
About Acebott
ACEBOTT is a STEM education technology company founded in 2013, based in Shenzhen, China. The company is an independent manufacturer with headquarters in Futian District.
They also operate a factory in Longhua District, Shenzhen. Their primary business is designing and manufacturing educational robotics kits and coding tools.
ACEBOTT serves over 3 million users worldwide across 130+ countries. The company produces learning kits, coding robots, and development boards.
Product lines include ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and Micro:Bit compatible kits. They offer intelligent robots and various sensors and modules.
Their proprietary software ACECode provides block-based programming. Products hold UKCA, CE, FCC, RoHS, PSE, and FSC certifications.
Education is central to their business model and mission.
Schools and Education Markets
ACEBOTT has served educational institutions since 2013.They primarily target students aged 8 to 22. Their Education Series provides a six-year STEAM curriculum for schools.
The curriculum covers Smart Home, Smart Transportation, and Smart Factory themes. Products serve primary and secondary education levels (K-12 equivalent in the US).
The company works with over 100 distributors globally. Notable institutional customers include UCL Academy and St Paul's Girls School in Britain.
Montfort University and University of Ottawa also use their products. They serve international schools in Germany, Russia, Vietnam, and Australia.
Schools can access trial programs and educator discounts of at least 5%.
Data Protection and Security
ACEBOTT's privacy policy addresses GDPR and CCPA requirements.They outline user rights to access, delete, and correct personal data. Users can opt out of targeted advertising and data sales.
Personal information may be processed outside the user's country. The company uses Standard Contractual Clauses for European data transfers.
Data is shared with payment processors and analytics providers. No specific security certifications are detailed in their privacy documentation.
Schools should conduct their own due diligence on data protection practices.