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RoboMaster S1
DJI's educational robot platform that students assemble themselves from 46 components. An omnidirectional mecanum-wheel chassis, a gimbal-mounted camera and dozens of sensors turn Scratch and Python coding into hands-on engineering practice. The competitive battle format keeps classes engaged.
Specifications
- Assembly components
- 46
- Speed
- up to 3.5 m/s
- Camera
- 1080p on 2-axis gimbal
- Battery
- 2,400 mAh
- Chassis
- mecanum wheels, omnidirectional
- Programming
- Scratch, Python
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Applications
- School robotics and Python programming courses
- Competitions and tournaments between student teams
- Computer vision studies: line, marker and gesture recognition
- Engineering clubs: assembly, tuning and customization
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