BBC micro:bit Ring:Bit V2

Ringbit is a smart programmable robot for children based on Microbit. You build the DIY robot in minutes and then fun and learning new things can begin. The robot will surprise you with what it can do - move, dance, create colour effects and even draw! Especially children will love Ringbit very quickly and have a lot of fun with it, which also learn something. This enhanced version of Ring: bit V2 makes it easy to connect even extension modules for line riding, avoiding obstacles or playing robot football and creating crazy light effects. With these modules, Ring: bit can handle what a "mature" robot can normally do.

Key features of BBC micro: bit Ring: bit V2 programmable kit

• BBC micro: bit Ring: bit V2 is a programmable modular k entertainment and learning programming with micro: bit
• Small size and cute design
• Possibility to program your own robot path
• Lets you draw shapes
• Robto has an RGB LED included in the chassis
• Possibility to add expansion modules
• The robot can be unfolded and unfolded easily
• One battery lasts 4 hours (3 AAA batteries not included)

Infiltrate the fascinating world of Microbit

Of course, the Ring: V2 bit can handle everything that its "engine" based on microbit allows. It can show your feelings on the display, measure your position or temperature, or perhaps the light level . It is also easy to connect other electronic modules designed for Microbit. Ringbit wheels have rubber tires, so it does not slip the robot. The package also includes a picture guide to build, program and use in the first projects in English. Examples of microbit programs are available to create a riding and drawing robot, a robot that tracks a certain shape of a track, a police car, or a dancing robot.

Sophisticated robot design

Assembling the robot takes no more than a few minutes. All necessary electronic components and mechanical parts are included. AAA batteries are not included. Ring: bit uses P0, P1 and P2 signals, which are routed to GVS-ready connectors ready to connect servos or other expansion modules. The signals P1 and P2 are intended for connection of 360 ° continuous servos, which are used to drive the robot. Furthermore, the P0 signal has multiple uses. Ring: bit uses servos specially developed for trouble-free operation with microbit . EF90D servos work reliably at 3V and allow more precise rotation control than conventional servos. With these low-power servos, Ringbit can run on three AAA AA batteries for up to 4 hours.