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DIY Smart Robotics Car For Micro:Bit Item NO.: 2763080

Name: DIY Smart Robotics Car For Micro:Bit
SKU: 2763080
Price: 36.79 USD
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Rating: 5 (14 reviews)

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Tiny:bit is a robotic car for the micro:bit education market. It is compact, easy to assemble, and easy to move in tight spaces. The Tiny:bit smart car is based on the micro:bit development board design and uses the online code programming of MakeCode Editor. Rich sensor applications allow Tiny:bit for easy interaction. The Tiny:bit smart car has a set of alligator clips on the rear that can be creative and expand.

Product Name	DIY Smart Robotics Car For Micro:Bit
Item NO.	2763080
Weight	0.38 kg = 0.8378 lb = 13.4041 oz
Category	Programmable Toys > Micro Bit For Elementary School
Tag	DIY Obstacle Avoidance Smart Robot Car , Programmable Robot Car , Smart Robot Car for Microbit
Creation Time	2020-10-13

DIY Smart Robotics Car For Micro:Bit

Features:

.Rich gameplay can be achieved through programming.

1. Auto-cruise around the black line.

2. Intelligent Follow: automatically follow the moving object to walk.

3. Maze Adventure: automatically avoid obstacles walking on the track.

4. Gesture Control: Shake the car and put it down, It goes around automatically.

5. Follow the black lines drawn by the owner.

6. Scratching: Touch the motherboard, the car will achieve shaking.

7. Voice Control: It will move around when hearing music.

8. Music Spirit: It can not only hear external music but also play music, and dance with lights.

9. Light: Could realize waterfall light, running horse lamp, breathing lamp.

.Support Expansion: Could support a series of sensors to achieve all the functions you want
.Technical Support: Provide a series of teaching video materials, from assembly to training robots with professional technical support
.For Age: The product is suitable for people over 5 years old

Specifications:

.Color: As Shown
.Material: PCB + Electronic Components + Rubber
.Product Size: 10.5 x 10.5 x 4.5cm
.Product Weight: 209g
.Package Dimensions: 25 x 20.2 x 71cm
.Package Weight: 425g

7 Days Ago

P****i

A neat, inexpensive way to introduce kids to practical coding. Make sure to buy the Microbit separately.

7 Days Ago

K****G

Got this to explore options for my 7th grade intro to programming unit. Not hard to assemble, and things seemed to fit just fine.

7 Days Ago

Gu****mo

My microbit and other parts haven’t arrived yet, but everything was as described and packaged well. Looking forward to putting it to use

7 Days Ago

M****l

Hosted a kids event with this product and the kids enjoyed programming the micro bit and seeing what it does could be a little bigger but works

7 Days Ago

Je****he

Good quality! The kids it. It took about two months to arrive.

7 Days Ago

A****.

good

7 Days Ago

Al****re

A nice little robot to play with

7 Days Ago

정서****서윤

Nice Kit To Learn Basic Robotics

7 Days Ago

R****a

This was the perfect present for an inquisitive 8 year old. It's well made and robust and really easy to program from Microsoft Makecode for micro:bit, but it also offers the opportunity to move from Scratch like programming to Javascript and Python.

7 Days Ago

По****ин

recommend

7 Days Ago

j****n

Our ten year old kid easily assembled this, and used his Chromebook to code. We followed their online tutorial to make the robot navigate obstacles. The instructions provide a Github URL to copy/paste into the Microbit project advanced > extensions screen which enables the robot's features. There's also an iPhone app.

7 Days Ago

I****l

I had to solder the wire back on, and I used my own plastic screws and nuts instead of the rivets. But, why should I have to do that?

7 Days Ago

R****t

Looking forward to use

7 Days Ago

A****o

This robot includes a 18650 LiPo battery, has very good software examples, includes a large printed line-following paper and even an infrared remote. The problem is the plastic rivets that are supposed to hold down the motor clamps and the forward roller do not hold.

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