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micro:Maqueen
A compact wheeled platform for micro:bit by DFRobot. Slot the board in, and within minutes you have a programmable car with line sensors, an ultrasonic rangefinder and lights. An affordable, scalable option for classrooms already equipped with micro:bit boards.
Specifications
- Platform
- Designed for the BBC micro:bit
- Line sensors
- 2 IR sensors
- Ultrasonic rangefinder
- SR04
- Motors
- 2 × N20 all-metal gear motors
- Power
- 3 × AAA batteries or Li-ion battery
- Dimensions
- 81 × 85 × 44 mm
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Applications
- Hands-on activities for micro:bit lessons
- Line following and obstacle avoidance
- Equipping classrooms at scale
- First robotics projects at home
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