Carrying bag for Beebot and Bluebot robots

Quick Answer: The carrying bag for Beebot and Bluebot robots is a padded fabric holdall, pictured in yellow with a zipped lid and a divided interior, for storing a group of floor robots and their accessories. This Bee-Bot carrying bag keeps a class set together when robots move between rooms.

Keeping a Class Set Together

Floor robots are usually shared: one set serves several classes and travels between rooms. The listing photo shows a yellow bag with black carry handles, a lid that opens right back and interior sections holding robots and leads, with pockets on the inside of the lid for small items. Separate compartments stop robots knocking against each other and scratching shells or keys on the way down a corridor.

A bag also solves the counting problem at the end of a lesson. When every compartment should hold a robot, an empty space shows at once that one is missing. The bag does not charge anything, so plan charging separately, and pack the charging leads in the lid pockets rather than loose among the robots.

How many robots it holds, its dimensions and whether it has a shoulder strap should be confirmed at enquiry. It suits both the Bee-Bot robot and the clear-shelled Blue-Bot, which share one body shape.

Specifications

When a Bag Helps

• Moving a shared robot set between classrooms, the library and the hall
• Taking robots to another school, a training day or a family coding event
• Storing robots, pen holders and cards together in a cupboard between terms

Care & Handling

• Switch every robot off before packing, so none starts moving and runs down its battery in the bag.
• Let robots dry fully after cleaning before they go back in.
• Carry the bag by its handles and keep it level so robots stay in their compartments.
• Brush crumbs and grit out of the compartments at the end of each term.

Why Choose LabEquip

Primary schools with a shared robot set, and trainers who run coding workshops in different venues, are the main buyers of this bag. The bag can be added to a robot order from the General Lab Products section; list both items on the contact page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the bag charge the robots?

No. It is a padded carrying and storage bag only. Charge the robots before packing them, and keep the charging leads in the lid pockets so they travel with the set.

Will Blue-Bot fit as well as Bee-Bot?

Yes. Blue-Bot has the same body shape as Bee-Bot, with a transparent shell instead of the yellow and black one, so both sit in the same compartments.

How many robots does the bag hold?

The photo shows several compartments sized for a small class set. The exact number of spaces and the bag size should be confirmed at enquiry so the bag matches the number of robots you own.

Can the bag hold mats as well?

Large floor mats are usually stored rolled in a tube or flat in a drawer rather than folded into a robot bag, since sharp folds leave creases that catch robot wheels. Small items such as pen holders and sequence cards fit in the lid pockets or a spare compartment.

Why switch robots off before packing?

A key pressed by accident in a closed bag can start a robot moving or keep its electronics awake. Switching off saves the battery and avoids arriving at the next lesson with flat robots.

How do I clean the bag?

Empty it, shake out grit, then wipe the inside and outside with a cloth dampened in mild soapy water. Leave it open to dry fully before putting robots back, since trapped moisture is bad for electronics.

Last Updated: September 2026