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Interstellar Scout K1 Pro
The higher-tier version of the K1 walking robot: the same 17-servo mechanics, but twice the voice commands (81), 75 pre-installed actions and an aerospace-grade body with a matte finish. Suited for classrooms that need a more expressive demo robot with an extended motion library.
Specifications
- Servo motors
- 17
- Voice commands
- 81
- Pre-installed actions
- 75
- Weight
- 0.94 kg
- Battery
- 2000 mAh
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Applications
- Advanced robotics courses in schools and lyceums
- Studying voice control and motion scripting
- Student projects: custom gait and gesture programs
- Showcase demonstrations in learning centers
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