Add light and motion to your creations using LEGO hubs, motors, lights, and sensors.
The current system for connecting electronics to a battery pack or hub is called 'Powered Up'. While there is a basic battery pack that can work with up to two motors, the majority of battery packs are bluetooth-connected hubs which allow you to create programs to control your model.
Electronics require a hub or battery pack to power the accessories.
LEGO Models come alive using motors with a range of sizes and capabilities.
A selection of sensors and accessories allow you to build more advanced robots and machines.
 | 2×4 Motion Sensor 20844 |
 | 2×4 Tilt Sensor 20841 R |
 | 2×4×2 Color & Distance Sensor 26912 R |
 | 3×3×3 Color Sensor 37308 |
 | 3×7×4 Distance Sensor 37316 |
 | 3×3×5 Force Sensor 37312 |
 | 3×3×3 9-Pixel Color Matrix 47592 |
 | Powered Up Light 22168 |
 | Bluetooth Speed Remote 28739 |
 | 1×2 Brick w/ Cable Cutout 3134 R |
 | Axle & Wire Connector 49283 |
 | 2×3×1⅓ Light Brick 62930 |
 | 4×4×1⅔ Sound Brick 3677 N |
Motors and Sensors which connect via Bluetooth.
Electronics used with the LEGO Dimensions game.
