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Alvik
Educational wheeled robot from Arduino Education built around the Nano ESP32 controller. Packed with sensors — distance, line following, color, inertial unit — and programmable in MicroPython, blocks or Arduino C. LEGO Technic mounts and Grove/Qwiic connectors leave plenty of room for expansion.
Specifications
- Controller
- Arduino Nano ESP32 (ESP32-S3)
- Distance sensor
- ToF, up to 350 cm
- Sensors
- line, color, 6-axis IMU
- Power
- replaceable 18650 battery, USB-C charging
- Programming
- MicroPython, blocks, Arduino C
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Applications
- MicroPython and robotics courses at schools and universities
- Line-following and obstacle-avoidance exercises
- Engineering projects with extra sensors and servos
- Clubs and hackathons: quick start with no soldering or assembly
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