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Adeept 4WD Robot Kit Omni-Directional Mecanum Wheels Car for ESP32-S3 Banana Pi PicoW-S3 DIY STEM Remote Educational Robotic with LCD1602 Display, Python Code PDF Tutorials for Adult Kids Gift

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Features

  • Educational Programming Robot Car Kit, 4WD Omni-directional wheels and DC Motor robotic car uses the latest mecanum wheels for omnidirectional movement and allow your robotics to not only travel forward and backward, but also sideways and diagonally((Left/Right Parallel Shift,Forward/Backward,Upper Left/Right Diagonal shift, Lower Right/Left Diagonal Shift). Perfect for tight spaces.
  • This Omni-directional Mecanum Wheels Robotic Car Kit is designed for teens to learn to coding, building and programming. It is developed based on the Banana Pi PicoW-S3(ESP32-S3), using MicroPython as the programming language, the code is easy to read and easy to modify, it is the best choice for learning programming and robotics.
  • The Banana Pi BPi-PicoW-S3 is equipped with a low-power microcontroller ESP32-S3, a development board designed for IoT development and Maker DIY projects. The size is same as the Raspberry Pi Pico board, supports 2.4G Wi-Fi and BT LE dual-mode wireless communication, peripherals are compatible with its low-power hardware design, and consumes only 10uA in deep sleep mode. In terms of programming, PicoW-S3 supports ESP-IDF, Arduino, micropython, CircuitPython and other mainstream platforms.
  • Easy to Assemble and Build - Detailed tutorials(205 Pages, 27 Lessons) and complete Python code are provided. The download link can be found on the card in the box (Paper tutorials are NOT available as the tutorials are updated frequently).
  • Various Control Methods - IR/Wi-Fi APP Remote Control, Obstacle Avoidance, Line Tracking.

Description

Important Tips: This kit is loose pieces, you need to assemble it yourself! Lessons: 0001 Adjust the initial angle of the servo 0002 Assemble 001 About Mecanum Wheel Car 002 Introduction Banana Pi PicoW-S3 003 About Pico Robot Expansion Board 004 Configure PicoW-S3 operating environment 01 Blink LED 02 How to Control the onboard WS2812 LED 03 Buzzer 04 Servo Motor 05 Measure Distance 06 Control the 16x8 LED Matrix 07 WS2812 RGB LED 08 How to Control a DC Motor 09 Line Tracking 10 IR receiver and IR remote 11 I2C LCD1602 12 View PicoW-S3 Information 13 Obstacle Avoidance 11 IR Remote Control Car 14 IR Car 15 Line Tracking Car 16 Follow 17 Comprehensive Function 18 Connect WiFi 19 TCP Communication 20 WiFi Car 21 Upload TinyUF2 firmware Package List: 1 Set Structure Parts(Acrylic) 1x Banana Pi PicoW-S3(ESP32-S3 Board) 1x Pico Robot Expansion Board 1x I2C LCD1602 Display 1x Ultrasonic Module 1x 3CH Line Tracking Module 1x 16x8 LED Matrix Module 1x IR Remote Control 4x TT Motor 4x Mecanum Wheel(2R + 2L) 1x Servo Motor 1x Battery Holder 1x Micro USB Cable Other Necessary Accessories(Cables, Nuts, Screws, Copper Standoffs, Nylon Standoffs, Tools, etc.)

Brand: Adeept


Theme: Coding, Programming


Age Range (Description): 16+ ages


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 10 x 6.5 x 2 inches


Sub Brand: Adeept


Product Dimensions: 10 x 6.5 x 2 inches


Item Weight: 2.9 pounds


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: ADE032-1-UK-1


Manufacturer recommended age: 16 years and up


Manufacturer: Adeept


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  • Value-centric robotic kit with invaluable Adeept support
We recently delved into the Adeept 4WD Robot Kit for our Christmas activity, I'm quite pleased with the purchase. The kit offers a solid foundation at a more than reasonable price point, making it an attractive option for robot enthusiasts. The assembly process was generally smooth, and we managed to construct most of the project in a single afternoon. The CAD diagrams were well-executed, providing clarity throughout the assembly. The instructions, presented in clear English, were generally easy to follow. While the included screwdrivers met expectations, the quality of other tools left room for improvement. One notable issue was the discrepancy between the included instructions and the default file names, causing some confusion during assembly. However, the real test came after completion when we encountered runtime errors while running sample codes to test the sensors. Seeking assistance, we emailed customer support and were pleasantly surprised to receive a helpful response within just 15 minutes, even on a Sunday night. Despite these initial challenges, all the components have performed as expected. It's worth noting that the Mecanum wheels don't exhibit precision on slick surfaces, working best on slightly grippy surfaces such as low pile carpets. The chassis design, however, is robust, allowing the robot to navigate most surfaces without trouble. In conclusion, the Adeept 4WD Robot Kit is a commendable product that provides a solid foundation for robotic exploration. While there are areas for improvement, such as tool quality and clarity in instructions, the overall performance and responsive customer support make it a valuable addition to any robotics enthusiast's collection. The robot's versatility on various surfaces adds to its appeal, making it a worthwhile investment for those eager to embark on robotic adventures. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2023 by Don Z

  • Great introduction
This is an excellent starting point for moving from pure software to making software to work in the physical world. I think a basic understanding of programming concepts and digital circuits would be helpful but if you're tenacious you could learn as you go. For a child who isn't already an Arduino or Pi guru, they *might* need some more experienced help if they get stuck somewhere or need to find documentation for features outside of the projects included. The version I received is updated and corrects several issues pointed out in earlier reviews on streaming platforms even from this year. Obviously they are listening and improving, and quickly. The documentation is well written and straightforward. The authors included notes not only about what is being done, but why - encouraging the user some points to be considered when bringing a design to life. Before you ever unpack any bolts, they walk you through each of the components and features and introduce them hands-on to make sure the environment on your computer is good to go and you know what you're doing. There are about 175 pages of documentation full of illustrations, diagrams, and helpful tips. Since this is a product under continual improvement, make sure you get the manual for *your* model, from the QR code card in the box. The BananaPi Pico W included in mine is really cool, based around an ESP32-S2 chip this gives you tons of options for which tools you want to use and what coding style. Already flashed on the Pi storage is a MicroPython interpreter. Being able to just control it from a serial terminal like a PC is cool. I'm kind of old school and a know-it-all on these things and I think I was wrong for the first time ever ;) I thought MicroPython was kinda pointless and I really couldn't see any use case for it so I never bothered with it. Now I see it's really fun and WAY easier for prototyping. For new learners I think it would help keep you focused on the project and learning and not on making your tools work. The manufacturer recommends the Mu python editor, and I used that to give a fair review. Mu is neat, I actually like it. It looks oversimplified but it's just a minimalist interface that stays out of the way. All of the functions you'd need are there in intuitive locations and it's very good at helping you. Whether you're more used to Visual Studio or Arduino, I think you'll still find it familiar and easy to figure out. Problems I would fix are the onboard IR receiver is in a spot that makes it difficult to hit it with the remote. I think just going to RF control would be better, but it does show an important skill if you dive into the internals. Encoding pulses for IR data and receiving them is handled by the chip in the remote and prebuilt software libraries for the Pi but you can read into the source code and find tons of info online if you want to know more about that topic. For a fun additional project maybe you could discover the encoding a different remote uses and hack up some code to make your old TV remote drive the rover. The I2C LED dot matrix displays, character LCD display module, and line sensors are cool and they educate the user about using photons to measure and communicate. They might seem ancient, but I assure you they're still used everywhere in industrial and commercial applications and they're totally a relevant thing to learn. They're not going anywhere any time soon and they can be a really cost effective way to give I/O to a hobby project. I saw one review video where the user had real problems with their Mecanum wheels. I'm not sure what happened there, mine are working fine on hard surfaces and grip pretty good. In this configuration there will be some wheel slip during certain maneuvers, that's normal and intended. What you give up in all-terrain you gain in all-direction movement There are left and right wheels, they're opposite so make sure you've got them on right. This kit will get you from "What's involved in building a robot" to "I built a cool robot and gave it new features" and it's tons of fun. The platform is very modular and uses industry standard parts you're likely to encounter all over, making what you learn here transferrable to innumerable applications. If you want to go farter than the documnentation, expanding on it is simple. Everything can be modified, and you can piggyback other components or whole boards on this platform if you want to get real fancy, like a Pi 5 or a Jetson Nano to do stereo depth mapping or a companion board to stream video to a remote computer for remotely automated navigation and control. It's truly universal with no gimmicks like proprietary connectors or commercial software requirements. This thing is pretty much open source from the ground up, as it should be if you want to really learn about how things are done and a huge savings for parents and hobbyists on a budget. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2023 by James D.

  • Very fun, super rewarding once its 'ALIVE'!
Having designed and built racing drones for a few year I picked this kit up thinking it would be a fun 2 hour project... It was certainly a lot of fun, but it was Not a 2 hour project. haha I've done a LOT of kit builds off amazon over the years, and many of them are not the greatest, this kit by far exceeds any other kit I've built. First off, the directions are extremely detailed (assembly alone is 32 pages long). Not only giving assembly instructions but also giving a nice explanation of each of the part, why they are used, how they work, and even a bit of information of other options and why they didn't use them. This is easily one the the best parts about this build for me. Far too often I have found myself saying... Well why did they do it that way? This kit answered all of those questions and many more. I but about an hour a day into this kit for a total of 12 days to put together. That said, I also went through and read nearly every bit of information describing the parts in detail as well. How do I know if this kit is for me? Are you naturally curious? Have an engineering mindset? Excited about programming or robotics? Bored, have a week's time and itching to learn something new? This is probably the kit for you. If you have a child that you are considering this for, I would say, be prepared to assist and learn as you go unless they are really into robotics, raspberry pi and programming and have a firm grasp already. If you are expecting this to be a short 2-3 hour build where you don't have to learn anything, this is likely not something you will enjoy. For the first group, I would highly recommend this kit ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 1, 2023 by Neon

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