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3D-printable accessories

Print free accessories for your Ozobot yourself. Download the 3D files for Bit+, Evo and Ari, from a protective case to a trailer.

Ari Trailer, 3D-printed accessory for Ozobot (photo 4)

Free downloads

Choose your robot and download

Each accessory is available as a ZIP download with the 3D files (STL and STEP). The details page contains all photos and the printing instructions.

7 accessoires voor Ari

  • Cones, 3D-printed accessory for Ozobot (photo 1)
    • Bit+
    • Evo
    • Ari

    Cones

    These bowling pins are the perfect size to use your Ozobot as the bowling ball. Print as many as you want, for one or more…

    Printing instructions

    Place the cone with the bottom facing down. Support is not required.

    Download ConesZIP · 307 kB
  • Blocks and barrels, 3D-printed accessory for Ozobot (photo 1)
    • Bit+
    • Evo
    • Ari

    Blocks and barrels

    Each block and barrel is an obstacle your Ozobot can navigate around. They’re also the right size to push or…

    Printing instructions

    Place the block or barrel with a flat side down. Support is not required.

    Download Blocks and barrelsZIP · 31 MB
  • Ari Arms, 3D-printed accessory for Ozobot (photo 1)
    • Ari

    Ari Arms

    Until now you could only use Evo on the Ozobot Challenge Mats. With these arms Ari is suitable too. The sturdy attachment provides…

    Printing instructions

    Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

    Download Ari ArmsZIP · 624 kB
  • Ari Pen Holder, 3D-printed accessory for Ozobot (photo 4)
    • Ari

    Ari Pen Holder

    The pen holder consists of three parts: the clip (which snaps onto the Ari), the riser tube (for height) and the collar (which…)

    Printing instructions

    Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

    Download Ari Pen HolderZIP · 1.6 MB
  • Ari Dozer, 3D-printed accessory for Ozobot (photo 4)
    • Ari

    Ari Dozer

    Attach the mini bulldozer and let Ari push, collect or knock over light objects, like the puck, the barrel and the block. Fun for free play…

    Printing instructions

    Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

    Download Ari DozerZIP · 1.1 MB
  • Ari Hockey Stick, 3D-printed accessory for Ozobot (photo 3)
    • Ari

    Ari Hockey Stick

    With this double hockey stick, Ari has the best chance of scoring. The stick moves the puck precisely and also pushes other small objects…

    Printing instructions

    Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

    Download Ari Hockey StickZIP · 3.4 MB
  • Ari Trailer, 3D-printed accessory for Ozobot (photo 3)
    • Ari

    Ari Trailer

    Turn Ari into a small truck. The wheels simply click onto the trailer. Carry small objects like the puck, the barrel and the…

    Printing instructions

    Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

    Download Ari TrailerZIP · 4.4 MB

Cones

  • Bit+
  • Evo
  • Ari

These bowling cones are the perfect size to use your Ozobot as the bowling ball. Print as many as you want, for one or more players. A standard bowling lane has ten cones.

Printing instructions

Place the cone with the bottom facing down. Support is not required.

Blocks and barrels

  • Bit+
  • Evo
  • Ari

Each block and barrel is an obstacle your Ozobot can navigate around. They’re also the right size to push or pull, for example with the Dozer or the Trailer.

Printing instructions

Place the block or barrel with a flat side down. Support is not required.

Case for Bit+

  • Bit+

Protect your Ozobot Bit+ in your backpack or pocket. The small case prevents the Bit+ from turning on accidentally and keeps dirt away from the optical sensors. Print the case in two parts and snap the hinge together.

Printing instructions

Place the bottom of the case with the flat side down and the top with the open side down. The top requires support.

Case for Evo

  • Evo

Protect your Ozobot Evo in your backpack or pocket. The small case prevents the Evo from turning on accidentally and keeps dirt away from the optical sensors. Print the case in two parts and snap the hinge together.

Printing instructions

Place the bottom of the case with the flat side down and the top with the open side down. The top requires support.

Evo Dozer

  • Evo

Turn your Evo into a bulldozer. With this attachment Evo can push and move pucks, blocks and barrels, or knock them over.

Printing instructions

Place the dozer with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

Evo Trailer

  • Evo

Turn your Evo into a small tractor. The wheels simply click onto the trailer. Evo can then pull items like the puck, the blocks and the barrels.

Printing instructions

Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

Evo Hat

  • Evo

The versatile hats give your Evo its own personality. Each hat has a different way to attach or connect your creations.

Printing instructions

Place each hat with the top facing up. Support is required for a successful print.

Evo Pucks

  • Evo

These pucks are ideal for games with Evo, or for dragging from place to place with the Evo Trailer.

Printing instructions

Place each puck flat. Support is not required.

Evo Hockey Stick

  • Evo

With this double hockey stick, Evo has the best chance of scoring. The stick moves the puck effortlessly and also works well for other small objects, like a barrel or a block.

Printing instructions

Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

Evo Pen Holder

  • Evo

The pen holder consists of three parts: the clip (which snaps onto the Evo), the riser tube (for height) and the collar (which holds the pen or marker). Slide the three parts together using the dovetail joints. Adjust the riser tube so the tip of the pen or marker just touches the paper. There are three collar sizes (9 mm, 11 mm and 13 mm) so you can find the best fit for your pen or marker.

Printing instructions

Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

Ari Arms

  • Ari

Until now you could only use Evo on the Ozobot Challenge Mats. With these arms, Ari is suitable too. The sturdy attachment gives extra stability so Ari moves smoothly across the mat during lessons and activities.

Printing instructions

Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

Ari Pen Holder

  • Ari

The pen holder consists of three parts: the clip (which snaps onto the Ari), the riser tube (for height) and the collar (which holds the pen or marker). Slide the three parts together using the dovetail joints. Adjust the holder so the tip of the pen or marker just touches the paper. There are three collar sizes (9 mm, 11 mm and 13 mm) so you can find the best fit for your pen or marker.

Printing instructions

Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

Ari Dozer

  • Ari

Attach the mini-bulldozer and let Ari push, collect or knock over light objects like the puck, the barrel and the block. Great for free play or coding activities with a technical focus.

Printing instructions

Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

Ari Hockey Stick

  • Ari

With this double hockey stick, Ari has the best chance of scoring. The stick moves the puck precisely and also pushes other small objects forward, like the barrel and the block. Suitable for robotics games and classroom challenges.

Printing instructions

Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

Ari Trailer

  • Ari

Turn Ari into a small truck. The wheels simply click onto the trailer. Carry small objects like the puck, the barrel and the block, and learn more about motion, force and teamwork.

Printing instructions

Place each part with the flat bottom down. Support is not required.

Printing

How to print an accessory

The instructions are intended for FDM printers.

1

Download and extract

Download the ZIP file for the accessory and extract it. The folder contains the STL files for your 3D printer.

2

Open the file in your slicer

Open the STL file in your printer’s slicer software. Place each part as shown in the accessory’s print instructions.

3

Print the accessory

Print with a layer height of at least 0,2 mm. Follow your filament’s recommendations for temperature and speed.

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