Simple Car without micro:bit

Simple Car is a small robotic car designed for teaching programming and robotics with the micro:bit. It is based on a solid construction made of 3D printed parts that can be easily modified and expanded.

The car is controlled by a micro:bit with an expansion board for motor control and connecting additional modules. The package also includes IR sensors for line tracking or simple obstacle tasks. The vehicle can be controlled remotely using a wireless joystick (sold separately).

Suitable for teaching in primary and secondary schools. Can be programmed in MakeCode (blocks) or in JavaScript/Python depending on the level of the students.

Features: Simple Car without micro:bit

• Producer: OMG Robotics
• Compatibility: micro:bit V1 and V2
• Design and production: Czech Republic
• Suitable for: teaching robotics in elementary and secondary schools, clubs, home-based learning

Package contents: 

• Mechanical parts:
  • Screws
  • Rubber wheels

• Electronic components:
  • Expansion board MB2 / Expansion board MB3
  • Dupont (F/F)
  • Continuous servo motor – 2 pcs.
  • Servo motor 180° – 1 pc.
  • IR sensor – 3pcs

• 3D printed parts
  • Wheels – 2 pcs
  • Vehicle body – 3pcs
  • Spacers – 2pcs
  • Pliers body – 4pcs
  • Sensor holder – 1 pc.

Note: 

• This product does not form a separate functional unit and may require professional assembly.
• Product photos correspond to the real product, but in exceptional cases it may differ, for example in color.
• This product does not contain a micro:bit.
• You can find examples of use in the section projects.