Mojobot Programming Kit: Complete Set
Mojobot programming kit: The complete set includes: a mechanized device, which is a “robot” with built-in actuators, including 2 electric motors, a control controller with built-in volatile memory, a wireless receiving and transmitting device powered by a built-in lithium-ion power source with a capacity of 500 mAh and a voltage of 3.7V. It has an LED indicator, as well as a built-in acoustic speaker and microphone. Programming block. It consists of a control controller, a wireless transmitting and receiving device and a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion power supply with a capacity of 650 mAh and a voltage of 3.7V. It has a built-in reader of RFID tags built into electronic cards for encoding the robot. The kit includes electronic encoding cards with RFID tags installed inside the housing (similar to access cards for access control systems or intercoms). Each coding card has its own unique identifier, based on which the programming unit recognizes the command placed on it. In addition, the kit comes with: Playing field (made of cardboard with the corresponding image applied). The tokens are made of plastic, with a metal plate inside the body. Task cards are made of colored cardboard with corresponding images. A booklet with sample tasks and a quick user guide. Plastic figures for placement on the playing field. USB cable for charging the robot and programming unit. The gameplay is as follows: The player takes a card with a task, according to which the robot must perform certain actions. Next, the player places the robot on the appropriate place on the playing field. Takes the programming console and coding cards. Places the appropriate encoding cards in a specific sequence on the console. Next, turns on the robot (in normal mode the robot is turned off). Pressing the key turns on the programming console. Next, the console and the robot establish a wireless connection with each other. The devices do not interact with surrounding wireless networks and devices. Only direct connection between robot and console. The console recognizes the coding cards placed on it in a certain order and sends a signal to the robot, which includes a list of commands to execute. The robot receives a wireless signal from the console, signals the receipt of commands and begins to execute them. Upon completion of tasks, he stops at the appropriate place on the playing field. The cycle is over. The next player takes a new task card and performs the same manipulations.
- Type: programming kit
- Contents: Mojobot robot x 1 Main console x 1 Coding tags x 42 Move tags x 12 Numeric tags x 16 Action tags x 11 Logic tags x 3 Map x 1 Mojobot book 1 x 1 Mission cards x 33 Chips x 14 Mojobot figures x 4 USB cable x 2 Additional Mojobot set: Additional console x 1 Electronic Cards x 68 Mojobot Book 2 x 1 Mission Cards x 22 Obstacle Block x 2 USB Cable x 2
- Recommended age: for children from 4 years old