Mechanical Walking Robot DIY Kit
Rs.1,000.00
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Introduce the world of robotics with the DIY Walking Robot Kit, an exciting and educational STEM-based project that fosters creativity and hands-on learning for kids and adults alike.
Key Features
- Build Your Own Robot: Assemble and bring to life a walking robot that scrawls random patterns, combining creativity with robotics.
- STEM Learning: Encourages the development of critical thinking, problem-solving, and motor skills, while making science and math fun and engaging.
- Fun and Educational: Perfect for young learners with an interest in science, technology, and engineering, this kit provides hours of entertainment while teaching valuable lessons.
- Vibration-Powered Movement: The robot moves using a motor and vibration to create unique doodles with the included markers.
Development Benefits
This kit enhances problem-solving, fine motor skills, and scientific curiosity, allowing children to engage in hands-on activities that support their development in STEM fields.
Safety Information
Non-toxic materials, suitable for children ages 8+. Contains small parts; not suitable for children under 3 years.
Specifications
- Age: 8 years+
- Material: Plastic, metal components, markers
- Includes: Wires, push switch, battery box, motor, metal brackets, foam, plastic rocker, wiggle eyes, self-adhesive foam, markers, and instructions.
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