Balancing Robot
Build a two-wheeled robot that stays upright the way a roly-poly toy does, then build the radio remote that drives…
Intermediate Engineers are the next step up. These builds take longer and use mechanisms that need careful placement: gears that mesh, belts that carry drive, linkages that turn motors into walking legs, and wiring for batteries and switches. Kids get the most out of these once they have finished a simpler build or two. A small mistake shows up in how the model moves, and fixing it is part of the learning. They suit classroom projects and kids at home ready for a bigger challenge. Each product page lists what is in the box and what you need to supply.
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Build a two-wheeled robot that stays upright the way a roly-poly toy does, then build the radio remote that drives…
Build a wooden Tyrannosaurus that walks. A gearmotor turns two crank plates fitted opposite one another, and that half-turn of…
Build a wooden four-wheel-drive buggy, then build the 27 MHz radio remote that drives it. A single motor turns one…
Build a wooden robotic arm that turns at the base, reaches out, lifts and grips, then drive all four of…
A wooden four-wheeled car with a solar panel on the roof, two rechargeable cells underneath it and a switch in…
A four-wheeled wooden robot that drives forward and swings its sweeping arm at the same time. One motor turns a…
A wooden dog that stands on four linkage legs and waits. Clap, and the sound sensor in its head starts…
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