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mBot2
The second generation of Makeblock's most widely used classroom robot. The Wi-Fi-enabled CyberPi controller unlocks AI and IoT topics, while precise sensors — an illuminated ultrasonic unit and a quad RGB line sensor — support serious classroom projects. One ecosystem from block code all the way to Python.
Specifications
- Controller
- CyberPi (dual-core ESP32, 240 MHz)
- Battery
- 2500 mAh
- Runtime
- approx. 5 h
- Sensors
- Ultrasonic, quad RGB line sensor, gyroscope, microphone
- Connectivity
- Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
- Programming
- mBlock (Scratch), Python
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Applications
- School computer-science and robotics courses
- Classroom AI and IoT projects
- Line-following competitions
- Transitioning students from Scratch to Python
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