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The ACEBOTT Bionic Biped Robot Kit (model QD021) lets you build, code and play with a walking robot. It has a robust aluminium alloy structure and the powerful ESP32 platform, and comes with easy instructions and preset coding files. It belongs to the maker's Inventor Series and is recommended for ages 12 and up, and for makers.
The robot can do 12 actions and movements in four directions, and you can customise it with six masks to give it different characters.
The kit is compatible with ACEBOTT Scratch and the Arduino IDE, and it supports the Arduino and ACECode programming languages. That gives a natural path: start with the preset code to see the robot walk, use block programming to change its moves, then write Arduino code for full control of the servos and the ESP32.
It is aimed at home and classroom STEAM and STEM education and scientific and educational toys. Set aside time to assemble it carefully and follow the calibration steps so that the legs move symmetrically.
Older children, teenagers and makers who like building a mechanical project and then making it do things with code.
Assemble the legs carefully and follow the servo calibration steps in the instructions, so that both legs are symmetrical before you attach the linkages. Charge the battery fully before a test walk and place the robot on a flat, non-slip surface. If the robot leans to one side, recalibrate the servo offsets rather than forcing the linkage.
An ESP32.
With Arduino, ACEBOTT Scratch and ACECode.
Age 12 and up, and makers.
Twelve actions and movements in four directions.
An aluminium alloy structure.
| Brand | ACEBOTT |
|---|---|
| Material | Aluminium alloy |
| Processor | ESP32 |
| Selling unit | PCS |
