Education kitsRoboticalUnited Kingdom
Marty the Robot V2
A walking humanoid classroom robot developed in Scotland. Nine servo motors give Marty a genuine gait: it walks, turns, dances and kicks a ball — holding children's attention better than wheeled platforms. Programmable from Scratch blocks up to Python, and expandable with Raspberry Pi and micro:bit.
Specifications
- Actuators
- 9 servo motors
- Sensors
- Colour, IR obstacle, tilt and motion
- Programming
- Scratch, Python
- Expansion
- Raspberry Pi, micro:bit
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Applications
- Coding lessons in primary and secondary school
- Studying walking mechanics and servo drives
- Python projects for older students
- Demonstrations and open lessons
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