Electronic Education Robot Kits
Line Tracking Mouse Kit
Model: 21-880
How Funny! Create a twisting and turning road layout yourself with black tape on a white background. See how it tracks the black line to find the target.
Features:
Sound Activated
Programmed IC
Uses three photo interrupters to detect a black line
Two sets of gear motors (unassembled)
Power Source: Four "AA" batteries (not included)
Sound Reversing Car Kit
Model: 21-881
Features:
Uses a microphone as a sound sensor
Power Source: 2 "AA" batteries (not included)
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BOTZ Soundtracker Kit
Model: MR-1001
(Sound Sensor)
The Soundtracker will react to sound impulses and objects in its way. It will reverse away from a sound or obstruction, then move forward. Kit contains detailed instructions and educational background information on each component used and why. The kit will teach the fundamentals of sensor technology and show you how it all goes together.
Movement: Three (3) wheels driven by a DC motor
Control: Sound sensor including condenser microphone
Dimensions: 3-3/4" (H) x 5-1/2" (W) x 4-15/16" (L)
Requires four (4) "AA" batteries (P/N BAT-AA)
iBOTZ Antoid Kit
Model: MR-1002
(Infrared Sensor)
The Antoid will react to obstacles in its way by means of its electronic "eye." To build this educational robot requires only basic hand tools. Kit contains detailed instructions and educational background information on each component used an dwhy. The kit will teach the fundamentals of sensor technology and show you how it all goes together. No soldering required.
Movement: Six (6) legs driven by two (2) DC motors
Control: Infrared sensor
Dimensions: 6-1/8" (H) x 7-1/16" (W) x 5-29/32" (L)
Requires fone (1) 9V (P/N BAT-9V) and two (2) "AA" batteries (P/N BAT-AA)
iBOTZ Hydrazoid Kit
Model: MR-1004
(Sound Sensor)
Hydrazoid is a cool alien creature that is fun to build. Hydrazoid moves in a spellbinding way in response to sound. To build this educational robot requires only basic hand tools. Kit contains detailed instructions and educational background information on each component used and why. The kit will teach the fundamentals of sensor technology and show you how it all goes together. No soldering required.
Movement: Four legs driven by a DC motor
Control: Sound sensor including condenser microphone
Dimensions: 2-3/4" (H) x 1-3/4" (W) x 2-5/32" (L)
Requires two (2) "AA" batteries (P/N BAT-AA)
iBOTZ TriBotz Kit
Model: MR-1005
(Infrared, Sound and Touch Sensors)
TriBotz is three robots in one package. It uses sensors to avoid objects, follow a line and respond to sound. The TriBotz will react to sound impulses and objects in its way. It will reverse away from a sound or obstruction, then move forward. Make a path with a black felt tip marker or black tape and watch how infrared sensors allow the TriBotz to make corrections. No soldering required.
Movement: Two (2) wheels driven by two (2) DC motors
Control: Sound sensor including condenser microphone, infrared light sources, and light detection
Dimensions: 3-15/16" (H) x 5-7/8" (W) x 5-1/2" (L)
Requires two (2) "AA" batteries (P/N BAT-AA)
his is an interesting robot kit. When it detects sounds, it will move and repeat the following steps sequentially: Start (move forward), Stop, Left Turn, Stop, Right Turn, Stop.
