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Qoopers
A transformable 6-in-1 metal construction kit: 174 aluminium-alloy parts build six different robots, from a tracked rover to a dozer. The Qmind Plus controller is Arduino-compatible, so the learning path runs long: app control, Scratch, then Python and C. A rugged kit built to survive years of club use.
Specifications
- Parts count
- 174
- Build forms
- 6
- Material
- Aluminium alloy
- Controller
- Qmind Plus (Arduino-compatible)
- Power
- 6 × AA batteries
- Programming
- Scratch, Python, Arduino
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Applications
- Robotics clubs and engineering classes
- Learning mechanics by rebuilding six forms
- Programming from Scratch to Arduino and Python
- Projects for fairs and competitions
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