Education kitsRobobloqChina
Q-Scout
Robobloq's entry-level metal robot: the aluminium chassis assembles in about half an hour and handles runs beyond the desk — outdoors included. An ultrasonic sensor with RGB lighting and a line-tracking sensor cover the core scenarios: obstacle avoidance and track following. A clear first step before the bigger Qoopers kit.
Specifications
- Material
- Aluminium alloy
- Controller
- Qmind (Arduino-compatible)
- Sensors
- Ultrasonic with RGB lighting, line-tracking sensor
- Connectivity
- Bluetooth 4.0
- Power
- 6 × AA batteries
- Assembly
- approx. 30 minutes
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Applications
- A first build-it-yourself robot for ages 6+
- Line following on a practice track
- Autonomous obstacle avoidance
- Progressing from block code to Arduino and Python
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