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What sets fischertechnik apart?

 

Understanding technology through play!

The fischertechnik building blocks enable creative development and the playful experience of construction and assembly not only develops  manual dexterity, but also an understanding of the most important technology topics. This builds a bridge between fun and education. The children are encouraged to be creative, take on challenges and find innovative solutions. At the same time, communication skills are  developed through play. The joint projects make it possible to exchange ideas and learn from each other. These future skills are crucial for navigating and succeeding in our constantly changing world.

Play and learn
fischertechnik combines play with learning success in technology
Made in Germany
Reliable, high-quality products “Made in Germany”
A growing system
Customizable modular system for all ages
Expandability
Long-term use thanks to compatibility and expansion options
Practical
Models simulate realistic technical applications - from pneumatics and electronics to mechanics and statics
Forward looking
Preparation for technological and social challenges through STEM focus
Service promise
Customer support at the highest level and always available for questions and problems to ensure continuous improvement

The fischertechnik basic building block

Stability
The mortise and tenon joint creates a particularly stable connection between the building blocks.

Versatility
Additional building blocks can be added on all six sides.

Creativity
There are endless possibilities to unleash your imagination.

Educational excellence with fischertechnik
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Pedagogues and psychologists from the Transfer Center for Neuroscience and Learning (ZNL) have recommended fischertechnik construction kits for the "Spielen macht Schule" campaign. Learning success with play fun guaranteed! In addition to the building sets in the toy sector and the learning building sets, which have been specially developed for use in school lessons, already assembled, compact functional and simulation models are also offered for training and demonstration purposes. Whether training, development or presentation: the fischertechnik training models are used worldwide in the fields of planning and simulation. They can be used to plan, develop and test industrial processes. Especially with regard to the topic of Industry 4.0, they are versatile.

The History of fischertechnik
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    • 1965
      fischertechnik is developed as a Christmas present for customers in the fastening sector
      The first 1000 construction kits were donated to the “Aktion Sorgenkind” charity
    • 1966
      Introduction of fischertechnik to the market
      First presentation at the toy fair
      Construction of the fischertechnik factory in Salzstetten
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    • 1968
      Foundation of the fischertechnik Fan Club
      The topic of “electromechanics” is taken up for the first time in a construction set
    • 1970
      Expansion of the program with learning construction sets (teaching technology series)
    • 1972
      First award as “Toy of the Year” 

    • 1973
      Introduction of the fischergeometric construction kits
    • 1979
      Free ride for the fischertechnik construction play track
    • 1981
      The “pneumatics” theme is integrated into a construction set for the first time
    • 1982
      Introduction of the first industrial models 
    • 1989
      Introduction of the new basic construction kits JUNIOR, MASTER and MASTER PLUS
    • 1994
      The topic of “bionics” is taken up for the first time in a construction set
    • 1997
      Introduction of the first construction set with solar modules 
    • 1998
      Market launch of the creative and handicraft material fischerTiP
    • 2004
      Conversion of the product range into the JUNIOR, ADVANCED, BASIC, PROFI and COMPUTING lines
    • 2008
      Leonardo da Vinci's constructions are the inspiration for the PROFI da Vinci Machines construction kit
    • 2009
      Introduction of the first construction set with a fuel cell
    • 2011
      Introduction of the first “marble run” construction kit
    • 2013
      The topic of “light and optics” is taken up in a construction set
    • 2014
      Renaming of the COMPUTING line to the ROBOTICS line Introduction of a new generation of mobile robots with innovative TXT controller and camera with image processing
      Introduction of the fischertechnik education line for school lessons
    • 2015
      fischertechnik celebrates its 50th anniversary
      Introduction of the PROFI Dynamic line
    • 2016
      First introduction of a 3D printer in the modular system
    • 2017
      First introduction of a ROBOTICS construction kit that can be programmed and controlled via tablet/app
    • 2021
      Introduction of new packaging design
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