Features

• Join frames together to program movement!
• It is a robotic assembly kit that enables you to program movement by connecting three types of moving pieces like a chain: forward, right curve, and left curve.
• When the chain is set in the inlet of the rear part of the robot, the internal gear moves the chain to read the frame mechanically, and the front tire moves forward, and the rear tire turns and curves left and right.
• When the front tire rotates, the right and left arms and head swing in tandem, creating a cute movement like looking around while walking briskly.
• In addition, one forward frame advances about 15 cm, and the curved frames turn about 30° in each direction.
• There are a total of 64 frames with 32 forward and 16 left and right curves.
• The program uses approximately 3~20 frames.
• Furthermore, if you connect the frames like a circle, you can move the programmed pattern repeatedly. In this case, 20~40 frames are recommended.
• If you have a wide, flat area where the chain doesn't get caught, you can connect the chain even longer for an epic adventure.
• There are countless combinations you can try, so I'm looking forward to making a course and challenging myself to follow the course with the program I set.
• Try to upgrade by adding parts and boards
• The robot body has a lot of 3mm holes that can be used to attach various kinds of work parts such as universal arms and plates sold separately, so it can be modified.
• You can install a universal plate inside the robot, add a gearbox to increase power, or provide a 2ch remote control for direct control.
• In addition, it can be developed from a mechanical program to a computer program by incorporating commercially available microcomputer boards and substrates.
• All the necessary parts are set and completed only by screwing and fitting.