Areaware Cubebot Micro Wooden Robot
CHF 14.90
Incl. VATCubebot Micro is the smallest version of the wooden robot inspired by Japanese kumi-ki puzzles. Wood and rubber bands allow it to strike dozens of poses—sitting, standing, or running. When it’s time to rest, it folds into a perfect cube. A classic for all ages.
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Description
Small but agile: David Weeks’ Cubebot Micro can assume dozens of poses and then fold back into a cube.
Play and Object
Cubebot is inspired by Japanese Shinto kumi-ki puzzles. Wooden segments held together by rubber bands allow it to hold any pose.
- Flexible: dozens of poses
- Tidy: folds into a cube
- Two versions: Multicolor or Natural
Details
- Material: Wood with rubber bands
- Size: Micro
- Design: David Weeks
- Brand: Areaware
Dimensions and material
| Brand | Areaware |
|---|---|
| Scope of delivery | 1 Cubebot Micro |
| Execution | Multicolor, Nature |
Who it's for
A good fit
- Anyone looking for the smallest version of the Cubebot wooden robot as a pocket-size object
- Anyone who wants to pose a mini robot on the desk or shelf
- Anyone who wants to choose between Multicolor and Nature
- As a small gift for the desk
Less of a fit
- Anyone looking for a large robot as decor
- Anyone looking for a toy for toddlers, as the parts are small
Frequently asked questions
Wooden segments are connected with rubber bands, allowing you to position the robot in dozens of poses: sitting, standing, or running. The concept is based on Japanese kumi-ki puzzles.
Made of wood, held together with elastic rubber bands. The Micro is the smallest model in the Cubebot series.
Yes, it folds up into a compact cube for storage.
Yes, as a toy and a decorative item for a shelf or desk, it's a popular gift for young and old alike.
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About the brand
Areaware
Areaware from New York brings designs by independent designers into everyday life: David Weeks' Cubebot, Blockitecture blocks, Table Tiles and candles. Founded in 2005, a sister brand of the puzzle company Piecework since 2026.
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