The Last:bit robot is a tracked robot car developed based on the BBC micro:bit, specifically designed for programming learning and STEM education. Equipped with a 3DOF robotic arm, it can simulate industrial robots to perform object grasping and transportation. Integrated voice interaction module, the robot can "listen" and "speak." Combined with a wealth of hardware such as ultrasonic sensors, infrared line tracking sensors, sound and temperature sensors, and RGB LED lights, it possesses comprehensive environmental perception capabilities and stunning visual effects. It supports infrared remote control and mobile APP control. Yahboom provide two programming courses: Makecode graphical programming and MicroPython, along with 100+ tutorials. Whether children are beginners or have some programming experience, they can systematically learn and master programming knowledge and logical thinking through hands-on practice and fun activities.
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://community.robotshop.com/blog/show/a-hands-on-thinking-and-interactive-programmable-robot-car-based-on-bbc-micro-bit