MakeBlock

MakeBlock - Learning that becomes pleasure

The design of the assembly frame of the mBot 1.1 robot from the MakeBlock series shows that its creators wanted to build the most child-friendly robotic platform possible. The smiling robot with eyes in the form of ultrasonic transducers is based on an Arduino-compatible controller and moves on two large, rubberized wheels. The mechanics are compatible with Lego, which gives unlimited possibilities for creative play and expansion of the robot with any elements. The attractive price of the set makes it available not only to individual customers, but also to schools that care about the multi-track development of their students' technical imagination.

MakeBlock, smile!

It is not only the rounded smile-shaped cutout milled in the front of the base of MakeBlock robots that gives them a nice appearance. mBot-S Bluetooth STEM educational robots complete with a blue 16x8-dot LED matrix can make faces - literally, because this small display allows you to generate inscriptions and emoticons, giving the structure an individual character. The set also includes a Bluetooth module for communication with mobile devices and an infrared remote control . The colorful, extremely clear assembly instructions will be a great help for children and their parents. In the 2.4G version, dedicated to schools, the MakeBlock robot connects to a computer via a USB transmitter, thanks to which children do not have to use their own phones and instead work on computers available in the school laboratory.

Boredom? With MakeBlock there is no such option!

To ensure that creative play gives children even more opportunities to develop, the creators of the MakeBlock series robots have gone much further. They created sets for children that allow them to build a lot of interesting structures based on the same set of elements. Thus, the Ultimate Robot Kit 2.0 sets provide elements for building a multitude of mechanisms, and to make things easier, the manufacturer presents as many as 10 proposals for ready-made and proven recipes for interesting educational robots. The ideas include a tracked robot with a manipulator equipped with a gripper, a camera trolley with a platform capable of carrying even a smaller SLR camera, and a simple 3D scanner using a smartphone to acquire images for further processing. The MakeBlock 98050 kit provides all the necessary elements that allow you to convert the mBot robot into a "wandering" platform on legs moved eccentrically by drive wheels.