Education kitsMicrobricAustralia
Edison V3
Pocket-sized educational robot from Australia for primary and middle school. Ready out of the box: obstacle, line, light and sound sensors are built in, and the body is LEGO-brick compatible. Three programming environments — from EdBlocks to text-based EdPy — grow with the student.
Specifications
- Battery
- 800 mAh, up to 90 min of driving
- Charging
- via USB, 4–5 h
- Sensors
- IR obstacle, line, light, sound
- Programming
- EdBlocks, EdScratch, EdPy
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Applications
- First coding lessons in primary school
- Line-following and obstacle-response exercises
- Progression from block coding to Python in middle school
- Classroom-wide deployment: one robot per student
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