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A chassis serves as the internal frame of a robot or vehicle, supporting its construction and protecting internal parts, and this 2-motor metal sheet pressed chassis is built to make assembling a simple car-style robot straightforward. It has a metal body rather than plastic, giving it more rigidity for the price, and is designed around a two-motor, two-wheel-drive layout, the simplest and most common configuration for a beginner robot car.
It accepts either a center-shaft gear motor or a side-shaft gear motor, giving some flexibility depending on which motor type a builder already has on hand or prefers to use for a given project.
Many perforated holes are provided across the chassis for attaching a development board such as an Arduino, along with sensors like line-following IR modules or ultrasonic distance sensors, without needing to drill custom mounting points. The metal construction gives it more durability than a similarly priced plastic chassis, standing up better to the bumps and knocks of student projects or repeated experimentation.
As a bare chassis, motors, wheels, a caster or support wheel, a driver board and a power source all need to be added separately to complete a working robot.
Students and beginners building their first two-motor robot car, particularly in an educational or budget-conscious setting, will find this pressed metal chassis a solid, low-cost starting point.
Two, in a standard two-wheel-drive layout.
Either center-shaft or side-shaft gear motors.
Pressed metal sheet.
Yes, many perforated holes are provided for a development board and sensors.
No, it is a bare chassis; motors and other components are added separately.
| Brand | Generic |
|---|---|
| Material | Pressed Metal Sheet |
| Selling unit | PCS |
