Professional Robot Tank Chassis TP101, Tracked Car Moving Platform, Remote Control Robotic Model with DC Motor, DIY Smart Track Crawler for Arduino, Raspberry pi School Sciences Eduaction Kits
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Features
- [More Details]-This RC steam toy body is made of aluminum alloy robot frame, went through sandblasting oxidation treatment, which is make this tank car chassis be solid and sturdy. The metal gears for motor can provide the strong and stable power. Thus, the robot chassis is a good choice for robot competition activities.
- [Special Design]-This tracked tank robot chassis is different from normal robot car. The tracked design makes this car be able to run in varied landform, like barrier ground, grassland, off-road, and so on. The multiple holes on the frame can install different sensor and electronics accessories on the car chassis, e.g., arduino, raspberry pi, and nodemcu.
- [Learn AI Robotics]-AI learning is very popular in these years. This smart wheel robot kit is a good start for you to learn robot knowledge, which can be work with many control systems, e.g., arduino, raspberry pi, nodemcu, 51mcu. By assembling and programming this tracked robot, you can understand the knowledge of the embedded, RoS, STM32, Raspberry pie. Also, you can learn the robotic element unit, like DC encoder motor, caterpillar, shock suspension system, bearing, load, wheel.
- [Source & Service]-If you want get the detail information, you can visit our blog [gitnova] to download the related documents, and the referred Arduino UNO r3 source code. We provide 24hours/7days online service, welcome to contact for any problem.
Product Dimensions: 7.6 x 6.42 x 2.36 inches
Item Weight: 3.53 ounces
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: TP101
Manufacturer recommended age: 18 years and up
Manufacturer: SmaringRobot
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Me gusto el material de la placa, buenos motores con buena fuerza y velocidad, incluye sus herramientas para el montaje, que eso fue algo que me gustó demasiado, pensaron en todo, me ayudó a realizar un seguidor de línea análogo y un recogedor de pelotas para competencia.
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024 by Juan David
Fun little tank to learn how to use motos and servo coding. One of the wheel cogs came with no threads but was able to make it worh with a self tapping screw.
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025 by Kindle Customer
I appreciate such a cool kit that’s so affordable! However, the tank tracks that came with mine came too long. As specified on SpoSmart’s website, I’d need to remove a pin from the tracks to shorten them. Unfortunately, the website never specifies how to do this. Tweezers, pliers, and some of the smallest bits I tried were unsuccessful. I’d love to hear more about the removal process so I can complete the project. 🥹
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2024 by Barrett Ray Barrett Ray
Good for building robots.
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2025 by Greg Yarlott