VEX IQ is a snap-together robotics education platform designed for elementary and middle school students to explore STEM concepts through hands-on engineering and coding.
VEX IQ is a product line of VEX Robotics, specifically engineered for STEM education in grades 5 through 8 (ages 8+). The system utilizes plastic, snap-together structural pieces designed to be intuitive for younger students, eliminating the need for tools while allowing for the construction of complex, functional robots.
The ecosystem includes the VEX IQ Robot Brain, controllers, smart motors, and various sensors (optical, bumper, distance), all programmable via VEXcode IQ. VEX IQ is widely used in classrooms and in the VEX IQ Competition (VIQC), a global robotics challenge. The platform encourages teamwork, problem-solving, and computational thinking. Users can build following instructions or design custom robots.
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To pair the VEX IQ Controller (2nd Gen) with the Robot Brain, turn on the Robot Brain, navigate to 'Settings' on the screen, select 'Pair Controller', and follow the on-screen instructions.
A solid green LED indicates the Robot Brain is on with no radio link. Blinking green means it is on and linked. Solid red indicates a low battery with no link, while blinking red means low battery with a radio link established.
Software and firmware updates for VEX IQ components can be found at vexiq.com/firmware or through the VEXcode IQ application.
Turn off the controller and connect a USB cable (USB-C for 2nd Gen) to a power source. The Charge LED will turn red while charging and green when fully charged.
VEX IQ is designed for students in elementary and middle school, typically ages 8 and up (grades 5 through 8).