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The Make block Halo Code is a wireless single board computer. With its built-in Wi-Fi support and microphone the students can easily bring your b...
The HaloCode standard kit from STEM education company Makeblock is a wireless single board computer (also known as an SBC) designed explicitly to...
The Make block Codey Rocky is an entry-level coding robot for STEAM education. The combination of easy-to-use robotics hardware with visual progr...
The Makeblock mBot Ranger is an entry-level multiform robot from STEM educational company Makeblock. This kit is designed to engage students with...
The Make block CyberPi is a programmable microcomputer that's designed for teaching and learning AIoT and Python. It's small, but features a full...
The Make block Pocket Shield is the basic expansion board for CyberPi. It provides CyberPi with autonomy, not requiring to be physically connecte...
The Makeblock Neuron Explorer Kit is a new-generation STEM education product from Makeblock suitable for children aged 6 and older. The building...
The CyberPi Classroom Coding pack from Makeblock is designed for teaching and exploring the development of students' coding skills as they move f...
The Ultimate 2.0 programmable robot kit from educational company Makeblock is an advanced yet easy-to-use 10-in-1 educational robot kit that can...
The 6-robot Makeblock Codey Rocky education pack is an ideal solution for teaching large-class lessons and demonstrations on robot programming. S...
The Make block mBot Li-polymer battery(4.2V,1800mAh)is suitable for the mBot line-up of Makeblock. It takes only 1 hour to fully charge the batte...
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P1030063, Makeblock
The Make block Halo Code is a wireless single board computer. With its built-in Wi-Fi support and microphone the students can easily bring your board into the IoT projects and add speech recognition ability to it.It comes with plenty of sensors, such as 12 x Programmable Colour LED, a Motion Sensor, a Touch Sensor and more. And its companion software, mBlock 5, makes it easy to get started with Halo Code and learn to code. Using Halo Code, everyone can make their own creations, in a easy and fun way!
Student can use Halo Code and mBlock 5 to create smart devices platform and the IoT models, like controlling home appliances in distance
Mesh network technology makes it possible for two or more Halo Codes to communicate with each other
Exposes Students to AI Tech, such as Speech Recognition
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P1030065, Makeblock
The HaloCode standard kit from STEM education company Makeblock is a wireless single board computer (also known as an SBC) designed explicitly to introduce students to programming and coding. With its built-in Wi-Fi modules, students can easily connect the HaloCode to the internet and explore the applications of simple IoT projects and LAN functionality. Through Makeblock's mBlock programming software, students can learn coding logic through an intuitive and straightforward block-based method, with the simplified method leaving more room for student creativity and intuition to flourish as they learn.
The HaloCode board has a diameter of 45mm, yet despite its compact size it is embedded with a variety of sensors that allow it to be programmed to respond to touch and movement as well as 12 programmable RGB LEDs and more. Its companion software, mBlock 5, makes it easy to get started with HaloCode and learn to code. When supported by the mBlock-integrated Microsoft Cognitive Services, the included microphone module allows students to explore the possibilities of cutting-edge AI technology through speech recognition, from an interactive playmate to a voice-activated device. Using the HaloCode single board computer, everyone can make their own creations, in a easy and fun way!
After grasping how to program with blocks, students can effortlessly convert to Python coding at just the click of a button in mBlock. The relationship between the two languages is displayed, allowing students to further their learning from mBlock to Python, and shows the changes in real time for increased understanding. To explore more imaginative ideas together with mBlock and Halocode, students can code directly in the Python editor, take a step up from text-based coding and empowering creations with higher degrees of freedom, endless possibilities.
The HaloCode Standard Kit includes
:1 x HaloCode Single Board Computer
1 x AAA Size Battery Holder
3 x AAA Battery
1 x Micro USB Cable
1 x Hook&...
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P1030069, Makeblock
The Make block Codey Rocky is an entry-level coding robot for STEAM education. The combination of easy-to-use robotics hardware with visual programming software mBlock 5, gives all children the opportunity to take their first steps into the world of code and compose their first Hello World! statement at the same time as they explore their creativity.
Easy to start coding
Make block's mBlock 5 programming software is based on MITs visual programming language Scratch 3.0 to guarantee that beginners can get started coding within minutes
Equipped with over 10 electronic modules
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90092, Makeblock
The Makeblock mBot Ranger is an entry-level multiform robot from STEM educational company Makeblock. This kit is designed to engage students with many different aspects of robotics, learning about the construction, operation and programming of the Ranger robot. With three pre-set forms to build and explore and an estimated 45-minute build time, the Ranger grants students a wide variety of STEM experience and learning opportunities, including all-terrain exploration and fast-paced racing abilities.
The mBot Ranger can be directed without the need for programming, using either the Makeblock app or through Makeblock's Bluetooth Remote Controller. A simple yet enjoyable introduction to robotic operation, positive experiences obtained through playing with the mBot Ranger can further stimulate an interest in programming and more complex controls. Moving onto the mBlock Blockly App, students are introduced to block-based programming knowledge through fun, educational games that introduce more skills as levels increase. For higher complexity and a more extensive introduction to programming, mBlock 5 can be used via PC to teach either block-based programming or text-based Ardunio code. A Bluetooth dongle can be used to wirelessly connect the Ranger and the computer to speed up the programming process.
The mBot Ranger contains a Me Auriga mainboard, which supports the integration of 12 sets of RGB lights, 10 extension interfaces and 6 different types of sensors in its construction, including: light sensor, temperature sensor, sound sensor, ultrasonic sensor (for detecting distance and to overcome obstacles), a line follower sensor that follows black and white lines, and a gyroscope. This broad range of sensors allows the mBot Ranger to perform a variety of functions, including data collection, course completion by line following, and obstacle avoidance. The mBot Ranger can be employed to work on a wide variety of interesting projects, and has even been used to traverse the...
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P1030156, Makeblock
The Make block CyberPi is a programmable microcomputer that's designed for teaching and learning AIoT and Python. It's small, but features a full-colour display, multiple input devices, an independently-developed Cyberese system, much larger storage and an assortment of modules and sensors. Working with mBlock, CyberPi brings Python to classrooms and allows users to teach and learn AIoT easily, from the very beginning to advanced. Working with a high-performance Pocket Shield, CyberPi makes creation unlimited. CyberPi is perfect for technological innovations, coding education and other educational purposes, bringing more fun to teaching and learning. Pocket Shield: Pocket Shield powers CyberPi and extends CyberPi's capabilities.
1.44'' full-colour display brings data science into classrooms and makes learning outcomes visible
On-board microphone and speaker enable basic natural language processing and unveil the secrets behind human-computer interaction
Built-in Wi-Fi module facilitates IoT- based and LAN-based innovations and applications that are closely related to our life
Create motion-controlled games to fuel creativity and fun in classroom
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P5010082, Makeblock
The Make block Pocket Shield is the basic expansion board for CyberPi. It provides CyberPi with autonomy, not requiring to be physically connected to a computer. It has a built-in 3.7V, 800 mAh rechargeable battery. It also integrates two DC motor interfaces, and two 3-pin interfaces that are compatible with servos, light strips and Arduino sensors. The casing can be mounted with Make block and LEGO structural parts.
Rechargeable 800mAh battery with high load capacity and long duration
2 motor ports and 2 servo ports, allowing more possibilities for creation
2.54mm pin spacing, digital/analogue interfaces compatible with LED strips and Arduino sensors
Anti-reverse connection, protecting electronic modules
Compact and easy to carry around
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P1030036, Makeblock
The Makeblock Neuron Explorer Kit is a new-generation STEM education product from Makeblock suitable for children aged 6 and older. The building block platform contains over 30 electronic modules that have been designed to introduce children and students to programmable circuits in an engaging way, though the modules can be used with or without complex code programming.
When used in conjunction with the Neuron app, children can learn flow-based programming through a simple drag-and-drop style code creation supported by mBlock 5, a graphic, block-based programming language based on Scratch 3.0. Additional cardboard craft materials packs open up the possibilities of transforming the modules into something more, including a car, piano, or a ukulele. The Explorer Kit encourages children to learn not only the basics of programming through block-based coding, but also introduces them to learning about the relationships between different components and promotes logical thinking and problem-solving to explore more creative combinations.
What is in the kit?
The Neuron Explorer Kit comes with a variety of colour-coded programmable electronic blocks, including a variety of input (orange), output (blue) and energy (green) modules that also allow for the exploration of different scientific principles. Designed to be stimulating to keep children engaged in their learning, Makeblock's Neuron Explorer Kit features modules such as a sound sensor, a light sensor, a gyro sensor and even a funny touch sensor, allowing children to turn any conductive object (such as a banana) into a touch switch. The output modules include a buzzer, an LED panel and a servomechanism (also known as a servo), providing clear sensory signals of sound, light and movement to demonstrate the success of the circuit and its programming.
Alongside the rechargeable power block, the kit also includes a Bluetooth block that can also be used to provide power, as well as connecting to programs in the Neuron app. E...
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P1030155, Makeblock
The CyberPi Classroom Coding pack from Makeblock is designed for teaching and exploring the development of students' coding skills as they move from block-based programming to using the Python and Micropython languages, all of which is supported by Makeblock's mBlock coding editor. CyberPi is a single board computer (also known as an SBC) packed with advanced electronics and the high-performance pocket shield casing creates even further possibilities for CyberPi due to its high-capacity battery and compatibility with third-party sensors. This combination of hardware and software makes CyberPi a powerful tool to introduce students to Data Science, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Thing (IoT) with advanced yet easy-to-use features.
The CyberPi may be small in size, but it benefits from a full-colour display, multiple input ports for the assortment of accompanying modules and sensors, and an independently-developed CyberOS system, that provides much larger storage and the ability to switch between programs with ease. Working with mBlock, CyberPi brings Python to classrooms and allows users to teach and learn AI & IoT easily, from the very beginning to advanced. CyberPi is perfect for technological innovations, coding education and other educational purposes, bringing more fun to teaching and learning.
Features
Makeblock's CyberPi Classroom Coding Kit has many beneficial features that help support the development of coding and programming skills in students, introducing them to data science, networks, AI, and IoT, including:
Each pack contains four CyberPi, four starter manuals and four Type-C USB cables
A 1.44'' full-colour display, bringing data science into classrooms in a way that's easy and fun to engage with and making learning outcomes visible
An on-board microphone and speaker enables basic natural language processing, unveiling the secrets behind human-computer interaction
The built-in Wi-Fi module facilitates IoT-based and LAN-based innovati...
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90040, Makeblock
The Ultimate 2.0 programmable robot kit from educational company Makeblock is an advanced yet easy-to-use 10-in-1 educational robot kit that can be used in STEM learning to introduce budding robotics and computer science students to more advanced robotics and coding. With over 550 mechanical parts and electronic modules available in the kit, the Ultimate 2.0 allows students to build over 10 different robot models from one set, exploring the possibilities of robotics and programming at the same time as developing problem-solving skills and creativity.
The comprehensive library of parts available in this kit provides everything students may need to realize their ideas beyond the 10 practical construction forms provided. While these provided configurations give a head start to learning the basics of applied electronics and mechanical principles, the extensive nature of the kit, combined with imagination, means there are infinite possibilities for students and robot enthusiasts alike. Alongside the drag-and-drop block-based programming learning software used with other Makeblock products, the Makeblock app and mBlock 3, this kit is also compatible with Arduino and can even be connected to Raspberry Pi. This encourages students to learn and incorporate different programming languages, such as Python, into their understanding of robotics, coding and wider computer sciences.
Kit Features
The Ultimate 2.0 has superb motor control and great compatibility with Arduino & Raspberry Pi, supporting multiple coding languages so that students can build a range of complex designs
Block-based, drag-and-drop programming software enables you to program the Ultimate 2.0 robot.
Wireless control available through the Makeblock app, Makeblock's wireless control or from the PC through the wireless Bluetooth dongle.
Over 550 mechanical parts and electronic modules, with high-strength aluminium alloy components that are light, strong and durable.
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P1030046, Makeblock
The 6-robot Makeblock Codey Rocky education pack is an ideal solution for teaching large-class lessons and demonstrations on robot programming. Suitable for ages 6 and over, Codey Rockey combines hardware and software to introduce students to professional coding in a fun and engaging way, teaching them about AI (Artificial Intelligence) and IoT (Internet of Things) while teaching them how to use block-based and written Python code and Scratch, a visual programming language for children designed by MIT.
Codey Rocky harnesses the power of Makeblock's mBlock software, structuring learning around a series of games at different complexity levels to make progress fun but clear. Through this software, students will gain intuitive understanding of different programming commands but will also use this knowledge to increase their understanding of AI and IoT applications.
This Codey Rocky education kit contains six sets of 2-in-1 Codey Rocky robots, each of which is equipped with over 10 electronic modules to encourage students to explore the capabilities of coding, from determining a path of movement all the way up to creating dot matrix animations and realizing other IoT applications. With Codey Rocky, up to 12 students can learn coding at the same time, making this educational pack an ideal addition to any classroom for large-scale demonstrations and exercises.
The education pack contains a full set of student guides, teacher's guides, and presentation material to make it easier for teachers to prepare for and deliver lessons. What's more, the charging accessories included in the kit ensure the robots remain full of energy for the lesson and the Gratnells storage boxes keep them safe when not in use. With the help of our kit, teachers can develop courses on programming, complete with professional guidance, from teaching the basics of coding to developing more complex functions, such as gathering weather data and creating forecasts.
Each Codey Rocky Education pack contain...
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P3090003, Makeblock
The Make block mBot Li-polymer battery(4.2V,1800mAh)is suitable for the mBot line-up of Makeblock. It takes only 1 hour to fully charge the battery and the battery can last up to 10 hours in the offline mode.
Battery capacity 1800mAh
Nominal voltage is 3.7V
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P1030063, Makeblock
The Make block Halo Code is a wireless single board computer. With its built-in Wi-Fi support and microphone the students can easily bring your board into the IoT projects and add speech recognition ability to it.It comes with plenty of sensors, such as 12 x Programmable Colour LED, a Motion Sensor, a Touch Sensor and more. And its companion software, mBlock 5, makes it easy to get started with Halo Code and learn to code. Using Halo Code, everyone can make their own creations, in a easy and fun way!
Student can use Halo Code and mBlock 5 to create smart devices platform and the IoT models, like controlling home appliances in distance
Mesh network technology makes it possible for two or more Halo Codes to communicate with each other
Exposes Students to AI Tech, such as Speech Recognition
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P1030065, Makeblock
The HaloCode standard kit from STEM education company Makeblock is a wireless single board computer (also known as an SBC) designed explicitly to introduce students to programming and coding. With its built-in Wi-Fi modules, students can easily connect the HaloCode to the internet and explore the applications of simple IoT projects and LAN functionality. Through Makeblock's mBlock programming software, students can learn coding logic through an intuitive and straightforward block-based method, with the simplified method leaving more room for student creativity and intuition to flourish as they learn.
The HaloCode board has a diameter of 45mm, yet despite its compact size it is embedded with a variety of sensors that allow it to be programmed to respond to touch and movement as well as 12 programmable RGB LEDs and more. Its companion software, mBlock 5, makes it easy to get started with HaloCode and learn to code. When supported by the mBlock-integrated Microsoft Cognitive Services, the included microphone module allows students to explore the possibilities of cutting-edge AI technology through speech recognition, from an interactive playmate to a voice-activated device. Using the HaloCode single board computer, everyone can make their own creations, in a easy and fun way!
After grasping how to program with blocks, students can effortlessly convert to Python coding at just the click of a button in mBlock. The relationship between the two languages is displayed, allowing students to further their learning from mBlock to Python, and shows the changes in real time for increased understanding. To explore more imaginative ideas together with mBlock and Halocode, students can code directly in the Python editor, take a step up from text-based coding and empowering creations with higher degrees of freedom, endless possibilities.
The HaloCode Standard Kit includes
:1 x HaloCode Single Board Computer
1 x AAA Size Battery Holder
3 x AAA Battery
1 x Micro USB Cable
1 x Hook&...
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P1030069, Makeblock
The Make block Codey Rocky is an entry-level coding robot for STEAM education. The combination of easy-to-use robotics hardware with visual programming software mBlock 5, gives all children the opportunity to take their first steps into the world of code and compose their first Hello World! statement at the same time as they explore their creativity.
Easy to start coding
Make block's mBlock 5 programming software is based on MITs visual programming language Scratch 3.0 to guarantee that beginners can get started coding within minutes
Equipped with over 10 electronic modules
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90092, Makeblock
The Makeblock mBot Ranger is an entry-level multiform robot from STEM educational company Makeblock. This kit is designed to engage students with many different aspects of robotics, learning about the construction, operation and programming of the Ranger robot. With three pre-set forms to build and explore and an estimated 45-minute build time, the Ranger grants students a wide variety of STEM experience and learning opportunities, including all-terrain exploration and fast-paced racing abilities.
The mBot Ranger can be directed without the need for programming, using either the Makeblock app or through Makeblock's Bluetooth Remote Controller. A simple yet enjoyable introduction to robotic operation, positive experiences obtained through playing with the mBot Ranger can further stimulate an interest in programming and more complex controls. Moving onto the mBlock Blockly App, students are introduced to block-based programming knowledge through fun, educational games that introduce more skills as levels increase. For higher complexity and a more extensive introduction to programming, mBlock 5 can be used via PC to teach either block-based programming or text-based Ardunio code. A Bluetooth dongle can be used to wirelessly connect the Ranger and the computer to speed up the programming process.
The mBot Ranger contains a Me Auriga mainboard, which supports the integration of 12 sets of RGB lights, 10 extension interfaces and 6 different types of sensors in its construction, including: light sensor, temperature sensor, sound sensor, ultrasonic sensor (for detecting distance and to overcome obstacles), a line follower sensor that follows black and white lines, and a gyroscope. This broad range of sensors allows the mBot Ranger to perform a variety of functions, including data collection, course completion by line following, and obstacle avoidance. The mBot Ranger can be employed to work on a wide variety of interesting projects, and has even been used to traverse the...
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P1030156, Makeblock
The Make block CyberPi is a programmable microcomputer that's designed for teaching and learning AIoT and Python. It's small, but features a full-colour display, multiple input devices, an independently-developed Cyberese system, much larger storage and an assortment of modules and sensors. Working with mBlock, CyberPi brings Python to classrooms and allows users to teach and learn AIoT easily, from the very beginning to advanced. Working with a high-performance Pocket Shield, CyberPi makes creation unlimited. CyberPi is perfect for technological innovations, coding education and other educational purposes, bringing more fun to teaching and learning. Pocket Shield: Pocket Shield powers CyberPi and extends CyberPi's capabilities.
1.44'' full-colour display brings data science into classrooms and makes learning outcomes visible
On-board microphone and speaker enable basic natural language processing and unveil the secrets behind human-computer interaction
Built-in Wi-Fi module facilitates IoT- based and LAN-based innovations and applications that are closely related to our life
Create motion-controlled games to fuel creativity and fun in classroom
New items
P5010082, Makeblock
The Make block Pocket Shield is the basic expansion board for CyberPi. It provides CyberPi with autonomy, not requiring to be physically connected to a computer. It has a built-in 3.7V, 800 mAh rechargeable battery. It also integrates two DC motor interfaces, and two 3-pin interfaces that are compatible with servos, light strips and Arduino sensors. The casing can be mounted with Make block and LEGO structural parts.
Rechargeable 800mAh battery with high load capacity and long duration
2 motor ports and 2 servo ports, allowing more possibilities for creation
2.54mm pin spacing, digital/analogue interfaces compatible with LED strips and Arduino sensors
Anti-reverse connection, protecting electronic modules
Compact and easy to carry around
New items
P1030036, Makeblock
The Makeblock Neuron Explorer Kit is a new-generation STEM education product from Makeblock suitable for children aged 6 and older. The building block platform contains over 30 electronic modules that have been designed to introduce children and students to programmable circuits in an engaging way, though the modules can be used with or without complex code programming.
When used in conjunction with the Neuron app, children can learn flow-based programming through a simple drag-and-drop style code creation supported by mBlock 5, a graphic, block-based programming language based on Scratch 3.0. Additional cardboard craft materials packs open up the possibilities of transforming the modules into something more, including a car, piano, or a ukulele. The Explorer Kit encourages children to learn not only the basics of programming through block-based coding, but also introduces them to learning about the relationships between different components and promotes logical thinking and problem-solving to explore more creative combinations.
What is in the kit?
The Neuron Explorer Kit comes with a variety of colour-coded programmable electronic blocks, including a variety of input (orange), output (blue) and energy (green) modules that also allow for the exploration of different scientific principles. Designed to be stimulating to keep children engaged in their learning, Makeblock's Neuron Explorer Kit features modules such as a sound sensor, a light sensor, a gyro sensor and even a funny touch sensor, allowing children to turn any conductive object (such as a banana) into a touch switch. The output modules include a buzzer, an LED panel and a servomechanism (also known as a servo), providing clear sensory signals of sound, light and movement to demonstrate the success of the circuit and its programming.
Alongside the rechargeable power block, the kit also includes a Bluetooth block that can also be used to provide power, as well as connecting to programs in the Neuron app. E...
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P1030155, Makeblock
The CyberPi Classroom Coding pack from Makeblock is designed for teaching and exploring the development of students' coding skills as they move from block-based programming to using the Python and Micropython languages, all of which is supported by Makeblock's mBlock coding editor. CyberPi is a single board computer (also known as an SBC) packed with advanced electronics and the high-performance pocket shield casing creates even further possibilities for CyberPi due to its high-capacity battery and compatibility with third-party sensors. This combination of hardware and software makes CyberPi a powerful tool to introduce students to Data Science, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Thing (IoT) with advanced yet easy-to-use features.
The CyberPi may be small in size, but it benefits from a full-colour display, multiple input ports for the assortment of accompanying modules and sensors, and an independently-developed CyberOS system, that provides much larger storage and the ability to switch between programs with ease. Working with mBlock, CyberPi brings Python to classrooms and allows users to teach and learn AI & IoT easily, from the very beginning to advanced. CyberPi is perfect for technological innovations, coding education and other educational purposes, bringing more fun to teaching and learning.
Features
Makeblock's CyberPi Classroom Coding Kit has many beneficial features that help support the development of coding and programming skills in students, introducing them to data science, networks, AI, and IoT, including:
Each pack contains four CyberPi, four starter manuals and four Type-C USB cables
A 1.44'' full-colour display, bringing data science into classrooms in a way that's easy and fun to engage with and making learning outcomes visible
An on-board microphone and speaker enables basic natural language processing, unveiling the secrets behind human-computer interaction
The built-in Wi-Fi module facilitates IoT-based and LAN-based innovati...
New items
90040, Makeblock
The Ultimate 2.0 programmable robot kit from educational company Makeblock is an advanced yet easy-to-use 10-in-1 educational robot kit that can be used in STEM learning to introduce budding robotics and computer science students to more advanced robotics and coding. With over 550 mechanical parts and electronic modules available in the kit, the Ultimate 2.0 allows students to build over 10 different robot models from one set, exploring the possibilities of robotics and programming at the same time as developing problem-solving skills and creativity.
The comprehensive library of parts available in this kit provides everything students may need to realize their ideas beyond the 10 practical construction forms provided. While these provided configurations give a head start to learning the basics of applied electronics and mechanical principles, the extensive nature of the kit, combined with imagination, means there are infinite possibilities for students and robot enthusiasts alike. Alongside the drag-and-drop block-based programming learning software used with other Makeblock products, the Makeblock app and mBlock 3, this kit is also compatible with Arduino and can even be connected to Raspberry Pi. This encourages students to learn and incorporate different programming languages, such as Python, into their understanding of robotics, coding and wider computer sciences.
Kit Features
The Ultimate 2.0 has superb motor control and great compatibility with Arduino & Raspberry Pi, supporting multiple coding languages so that students can build a range of complex designs
Block-based, drag-and-drop programming software enables you to program the Ultimate 2.0 robot.
Wireless control available through the Makeblock app, Makeblock's wireless control or from the PC through the wireless Bluetooth dongle.
Over 550 mechanical parts and electronic modules, with high-strength aluminium alloy components that are light, strong and durable.
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P1030046, Makeblock
The 6-robot Makeblock Codey Rocky education pack is an ideal solution for teaching large-class lessons and demonstrations on robot programming. Suitable for ages 6 and over, Codey Rockey combines hardware and software to introduce students to professional coding in a fun and engaging way, teaching them about AI (Artificial Intelligence) and IoT (Internet of Things) while teaching them how to use block-based and written Python code and Scratch, a visual programming language for children designed by MIT.
Codey Rocky harnesses the power of Makeblock's mBlock software, structuring learning around a series of games at different complexity levels to make progress fun but clear. Through this software, students will gain intuitive understanding of different programming commands but will also use this knowledge to increase their understanding of AI and IoT applications.
This Codey Rocky education kit contains six sets of 2-in-1 Codey Rocky robots, each of which is equipped with over 10 electronic modules to encourage students to explore the capabilities of coding, from determining a path of movement all the way up to creating dot matrix animations and realizing other IoT applications. With Codey Rocky, up to 12 students can learn coding at the same time, making this educational pack an ideal addition to any classroom for large-scale demonstrations and exercises.
The education pack contains a full set of student guides, teacher's guides, and presentation material to make it easier for teachers to prepare for and deliver lessons. What's more, the charging accessories included in the kit ensure the robots remain full of energy for the lesson and the Gratnells storage boxes keep them safe when not in use. With the help of our kit, teachers can develop courses on programming, complete with professional guidance, from teaching the basics of coding to developing more complex functions, such as gathering weather data and creating forecasts.
Each Codey Rocky Education pack contain...
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P3090003, Makeblock
The Make block mBot Li-polymer battery(4.2V,1800mAh)is suitable for the mBot line-up of Makeblock. It takes only 1 hour to fully charge the battery and the battery can last up to 10 hours in the offline mode.
Battery capacity 1800mAh
Nominal voltage is 3.7V
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