The ELECFREAKS Cutebot is a rear-wheel drive smart robot car for BBC micro:bit, powered by dual high-speed motors. Packed with built-in sensors including an ultrasonic distance sensor, two line-tracking sensors, RGB LED headlights, rainbow underglow LEDs, and an active buzzer horn, it's ready for robotics projects straight out of the box. Assemble in just 20 seconds and start programming with MakeCode, Microblocks, or Python. With multiple remote control options via Bluetooth, IR receiver, or joystick, plus rich expansion accessories, the Cutebot grows with your coding skills. Key Features Dual High-Speed Motors – Fully enclosed gear motors for agile rear-wheel drive movement Line Tracking Sensors – Left (P13) and right (P14) IR sensors for following tracks RGB Headlights – Programmable colour LED headlights Rainbow LED Underglow – Addressable LEDs on P15 for lighting effects Ultrasonic Port – HC-SR04 compatible interface for distance sensing IR Receiver Module – Built-in for infrared remote control I2C Interface – Connect additional sensors and modules IO Expansion Ports – Extend with servos, sensors, and DIY accessories Active Buzzer – Built-in horn for sound effects 20-Second Assembly – Quick-start design, no tools required Remote Control Options Bluetooth via micro:bit wireless Infrared (IR) remote control Joystick controller (sold separately) Programming Support Microsoft MakeCode (block-based) Microblocks Python Ideal For STEM education and robotics classes Learning to code with visual block programming Line-following robot challenges Obstacle avoidance projects Remote-controlled car projects Specifications Drive: Rear-wheel drive, dual enclosed motors Tracking Sensors: Left (P13), Right (P14) LED Control: Rainbow LED on P15 Interfaces: I2C, HC-SR04 ultrasonic, IO expansion ports Power: 3× AAA batteries (not included) Certifications: CE, RoHS, FCC Package Contents 1× Cutebot robot car Note: BBC micro:bit and AAA batteries sold separately. Resources Cutebot Wiki & Tutorials
