A smart coding car to teach early programming skills. Preset functions work out of the box, and it can be used as an educational aid when you add a micro:bit board (not included) and code it using Microsoft MakeCode. Pins on either side of the car body and the studs on the roof can be used to customise TPBot visually and add functionality using LEGO bricks. Get started right away with step-by-step tutorials and project guides available on the ELECFREAKS Wiki. Follow easy instructions to programme some basic functions, and then apply those skills to your own creative projects. Important Note A micro:bit board is NOT included in this kit. It can be bought separately at here. Requires 4x AAA batteries (not included). Example Projects Obstacle Avoidance Parking at A Set Point Fall Arrest Line Tracking Following with A Fixed Distance Light Control Designed for Young Creators The BBC micro:bit is an award-winning microcontroller developed for children aged 8+, used by millions of students worldwide. With built-in sensors and the ability to connect to a wide range of components, it brings code into the real world—making learning to program both educational and fun. micro:bit can be programmed using MakeCode, Microsoft's visual, block-based coding platform. As they build confidence, children can choose to build projects using the text-based programming language, Python. The BBC micro:bit also works with Scratch, Code.org and a wide range of other tools/editors. Size 12.8 x 11.3 x 9cm Manufacturer Recommended Age 8+
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