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UBTECH Jimu Series TrackBot Kit

This kit includes everything you need to build either GrabberBot or DiggerBot - or build your very own JIMU Robot creation. . The high-speed motor ensures realistic, linear movement and the colourful LED light gives your robot a little personality that can show off different emotions based on what you program it to do.

SKU: GC40-JRA0101

UBTECH Jimu Series TrackBot Kit

UBTECH Jimu Series TrackBot Kit

This kit includes everything you need to build either GrabberBot or DiggerBot - or build your very own JIMU Robot creation. . The high-speed motor ensures realistic, linear movement and the colourful LED light gives your robot a little personality that can show off different emotions based on what you program it to do.

3D BUILDING GUIDANCE "Hands-on fun!"

The visual aspect of building the TrackBot Kit through the free JIMU app offers a fresh and immersive experience for both first times and experienced builders. The step by step instructions is easy to follow that makes the building process fun.

Exclusive to JIMU Robot Kits: the Pose-Record-Play feature

The PRP memory programming model allows users to design one action, record it through the app, and play it through the app and on the robot. A great tool for beginner programmers!

Blockly Coding Made Easy

The blocked-based drag and drop programming editor lets users of all levels create custom programmed sequences. Program the robot to dance, play, walk, and more all using Blockly Coding

Inspire and be inspired by connecting to the world!

Share ideas and experiences via the online app community, where kids can share their inventions and learn new ideas.

Specifications

357 snap-together parts, 1 infrared sensor, 1 LED, 4 smooth motion robotic servo motors for real hands-on STEM learning

Program the robot to pick up objects, avoid obstacles and more using Blockly coding in the FREE JIMU app

Create custom actions with the PRP (Pose, Record, Play) function

No tools required – our 3D, 360° animated building instructions make assembling robots easy

Recommended for ages 8+

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Product Overview

UBTECH Jimu Series TrackBot Kit

This kit includes everything you need to build either GrabberBot or DiggerBot - or build your very own JIMU Robot creation. . The high-speed motor ensures realistic, linear movement and the colourful LED light gives your robot a little personality that can show off different emotions based on what you program it to do.

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