Description tinobo robot kit
The tibo is a robot that challenges both beginners and advanced robotics enthusiasts. Once assembled, it can be controlled and programmed thanks to its light sensors and can even interact with other tibos.
Step 1: Assembly
Before getting started, the tibo must first be assembled. You will need a few tools that are not included in the package (but which every robot fan has at home anyway):
- Soldering iron and solder
- A small flat-nose plier and a side cutter
- Phillips and flathead screwdrivers
- 4 AAA rechargeable batteries or batteries
If this is your first self-assembled robot, don't be discouraged. The assembly is explained step by step in the included manual, and even tricky processes like soldering are described in detail. :) At the same time, you will learn something about electronics and the functionality of your new robot with each step. The assembly should be manageable in about two hours. The finished robot has a diameter of 10 cm.
Step 2: Experimenting
Once tibo is fully assembled, you can get started. The robot works with light sensors, enabling various actions. For example, you can make tibo follow lines. Or you can control it directly with light, such as with a flashlight. You can even make multiple tibos interact with each other. The basic experiments are described in detail in the manual, and there are also a few suggestions for your own experiments. This way, you can eventually develop your own experiments.
The kit includes a German manual and is recommended for ages 14 and up.
