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How to use the STEM Energy Power & Robotics
- Open the product and read the instruction manual
- Follow the disassembly and assembly instructions in the brochure to implement the required model.
- Check out our video library for more creative and imaginative ideas.
Technical Specifications of the STEM Energy Power & Robotics
- USB camera
- Gyro Sensor
- 2 encoder motors
- 3 ultrasonic distance sensors
- color sensor
- RR trail sensor
- XS motor
- photo-transistor
- photo-resistor
- reed contact
- NTC resistor
- rechargeable Accu Set battery pack and charging unit.
- color touch screen
- Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capability
- 500mHz dual processor
- integrated loudspeaker
- USB host interface
- Micro SD card slot
- the license of ROBO Pro
- easy-to-use graphic programming software
- This special set includes all of the components required to build each of the 20 different models found in both the Robotics
- Advanced (#533018), and ROBO TX Explorer (#508778) sets.
Uses of the STEM Energy Power & Robotics
fischertechnik Educational Robotics Competition Kit is an ideal standards-based turnkey solution for introducing students to the fascinating world of mobile robotics. Comes in a convenient and durable plastic storage box. We recommend 2 students per set.
The curriculum includes useful information on how to start a robotics competition and activities in the following areas:
- Introduction to Programming
- Introduction to RoboPro Software
- Introduction to the TXT Controller Flow Charts
- Open Loop Programming
- Closed Loop Programming
- Digital Branching
- Edge Triggered vs. Level Triggered
- Combinational Logic
- Analog Branching
- Sub-Programs
- Sensors: Digital Switch Sensors: Digital Phototransistor
- Analog Sensors: NTC Resistor
- Analog Sensors: Color Sensor Encoder Motors
- Building the Control Panel and much more
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