Education kitsSpheroUSA
RVR+
A programmable wheeled platform for middle and high school. The reinforced drivetrain carries up to 1 kg of payload and climbs 30° inclines, while expansion ports accept Raspberry Pi, micro:bit and Arduino — students progress from block code to Python and the public SDK. The swappable battery changes without interrupting class.
Specifications
- Payload
- up to 1 kg
- Top speed
- approx. 1 m/s
- Max incline
- up to 30°
- Sensors
- color, ambient light, IR, 9-axis IMU
- Battery
- removable, rechargeable
- Expansion
- Raspberry Pi, micro:bit, Arduino
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Applications
- Engineering courses: a carrier platform for students' own electronics
- Raspberry Pi and micro:bit projects on top of a ready chassis
- Teaching Python and SDK development in high school
- Mobile robot competitions and obstacle courses
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