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WiFi Tank Robot Kit
An educational tracked robot kit built on Raspberry Pi: a metal chassis, a pan-tilt FPV camera streaming video over Wi-Fi, and sensors for obstacle avoidance and line following. Programmed in Python and C, controlled from a phone or PC. A choice for those who want to assemble and understand the internals rather than get a finished toy.
Specifications
- Platform
- Raspberry Pi
- Chassis
- metal, tracked
- Video
- Wi-Fi FPV, real-time streaming
- Sensors
- ultrasonic, IR
- Programming
- Python, C, Scratch
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Applications
- Electronics and coding clubs for teenagers
- Hands-on learning of Raspberry Pi, Python and sensors
- FPV teleoperation and video streaming projects
- A base for DIY inspection and competition robots
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