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uKit Explore
An engineering kit for middle school built around an Arduino-compatible controller: structural parts, servos and sensors assemble into dozens of robot configurations. The uCode environment shows equivalent C++ code next to the blocks, easing the transition to text programming in the Arduino IDE. One kit supports a small student group.
Specifications
- Controller
- Arduino-compatible
- Programming
- uCode (blocks), Arduino IDE (C/C++)
- Sensors
- ultrasonic, IR, color, touch
- Level
- Grades 6+
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Applications
- School courses in engineering and C/C++ programming
- Sensor projects: access gates, radar detectors, self-balancing models
- Transitioning from block code to the Arduino IDE
- Team-based robotics challenges
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