Who is the World Robot Olympiad Expansion Set for?

It's aimed at teams and schools building with LEGO® Education robotics systems who need extra parts for competitions such as the World Robot Olympiad.

Does it include a minifigure?

No, the set has 0 minifigures and consists entirely of structural and functional parts.

How many pieces does the set have?

The set has 568 pieces across 75 distinct elements for building flexible robot designs.

Educational and Dacta

World Robot Olympiad Expansion Set

The World Robot Olympiad Expansion Set adds extra structural and functional parts to LEGO® Education robotics kits for competition tasks. With 568 pieces and 75 distinct elements, it delivers technical components rather than a themed scene. Black, white, light bluish grey and red form a functional, easy-to-distinguish colour scheme for robot builds.

Set number: 45819
Year: 2023
Pieces: 568
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Educational and Dacta
Different parts: 75

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 75

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Description

An expansion, not a standalone model

Unlike most LEGO sets, this one doesn't show off a finished build or scene. Instead it supplies extra structural, connector and functional pieces for use with LEGO® Education robotics systems. It's aimed at teams building for the World Robot Olympiad or similar robotics competitions who need more parts for grippers, drivetrains or frames than a single base kit provides. No figure is included, since the set is designed purely as a supplement to an existing robotics base kit such as SPIKE Prime.

75 parts for flexible builds

With 75 distinct elements out of 568 pieces total, the set offers a solid range of beams, connectors and axles that combine freely rather than following one fixed set of instructions. That variety lets teams pursue their own robot designs instead of sticking to predefined models. The parts list on this page shows every element with its colour and quantity, which helps when planning larger robotics projects or reordering specific pieces that have gone missing.

Black, white, grey and red as function colours

The black, white, light bluish grey and red palette is deliberately neutral and technical rather than tied to a themed world. Black and grey dominate structural and connector pieces, white adds contrast on visible components, while red works well for marking sensors or moving parts. This colour choice makes it noticeably easier to spot and sort pieces quickly within a larger, shared robotics parts collection.

For competition teams and robotics fans

The set suits schools, robotics clubs and teams competing in events such as the World Robot Olympiad who want to expand their stock of LEGO® Education parts. Outside competitions too, the variety of pieces works well for personal engineering projects, such as adding extra functions to an existing robotics base kit. The full parts list on this page makes it easy to search for particular colours or part types instead of sorting through the whole box by hand.

FAQ

Who is the World Robot Olympiad Expansion Set for?: It's aimed at teams and schools building with LEGO® Education robotics systems who need extra parts for competitions such as the World Robot Olympiad.
Does it include a minifigure?: No, the set has 0 minifigures and consists entirely of structural and functional parts.
How many pieces does the set have?: The set has 568 pieces across 75 distinct elements for building flexible robot designs.