These are cube-shaped robots developed by MIT CSAIL that use internal flywheels and magnets to jump, roll, and self-assemble.

This is a popular consumer brand often confused with M-Blocks. They produce the mBot , which uses a programming software called . MY BUILDING BLOCKS SHOP Reviews | 4 of 9 - Trustpilot

Generally, no . These are high-level research prototypes and are not available as a consumer product in retail stores.

If you are looking for "M-Blocks," you are likely referring to one of two very different products: (advanced research robotics) or Makeblock (STEM educational robots). 1. MIT CSAIL M-Blocks (Modular Robotics)

Experts and researchers from MIT News and IEEE highlight their impressive "90% success rate" in autonomous tasks like line formation. However, they are noted for being physically limited—they cannot easily descend in a controlled way and currently lack "intelligence" for self-recovery if they fail a move. 2. Makeblock (mBlock / mBot)