BBC micro:bit BitCar

BitCar is a micro:bit based do-it-yourself robot designed for STEM education. It’s easy to assemble, easy to code and fun to play with. The car uses two high quality metal gear motors to drive the wheels, which have stronger force and longer lifespan than normal plastic gear motors. The car board integrates a buzzer for music or audio signals, 2 line follow sensors for tracking lines, and the 4 addressable LEDs on the bottom can be used as indicators, highlights or simply for cool decorations. There are also Grove connectors for add-ons like ultrasonic sensor, AI camera, recognizer or screens. All features of BitCar can be easily controlled with Microsoft MakeCode editor.

Technical Features

- Highly reliable metal-gear motors
- 2 way line follow
- Obstacle avoiding with ultrasonic sensor add-on
- Built-in speaker for playing melody or providing sound effect
- 4 addressable RGB LEDs
- 2 Grove ports for extensions
- Powered with 3 AAA batteries
- Fully support Microsoft Makecode and microPython

What is included

• 1x BitCar Chassis
• 2x Metal-gear Motors
• 2x Wheels
• 1x Acylic Case

More Information

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• Length 10cm
• Width 9cm
• Height 7cm
• Weight 0.16kgs
• Battery Excluded