ACEBOTT TinkerBott Robot Car Kit without Micro:bit (QD025)

Description:

Educational Microbit STEM Kit: ACEBOTT TinkerBott Robot Car Kit without Micro:bit (QD025) is a versatile learning kit for beginners to explore coding and robotics. Program the micro:bit control board to drive, follow lines, avoid obstacles, and experience multiple control modes (IR, App) for enhanced gameplay.

LEGO-Compatible Structure: Our TinkerBott features a LEGO-compatible design for easy customization and expansion.

Learn Coding Through Play: Supports MakeCode for added flexibility in coding options.

Features:

• Micro:bit-based educational STEM kit

  • Designed for learning coding and robotics using the BBC micro:bit (micro:bit not included).

  • Supports MakeCode programming environment for block or script-based coding.

• RGB ambient lighting

  • Includes colorful RGB lighting in the robot’s head area with variable colors and gradients.

• Obstacle avoidance

  • Equipped with sensors (e.g., ultrasonic) to detect and avoid obstacles automatically.

• Line following

  • Capable of following black or white lines on a surface using line tracking sensors.

• Infrared remote control

  • Comes with an IR remote to control movements, modes, and lighting features.

• App & web control

  • Can be controlled using a mobile app or a web-based interface.

• Light (phototaxis) following

  • Uses a light sensor to follow light sources, demonstrating autonomous behavior.

• LEGO-compatible structure

  • Chassis and components are compatible with LEGO bricks for easy customization.

• Expansion / interface ports

  • Includes:

    • 3 I/O ports for servos or sensors

    • 1 I²C interface for more complex modules

    • Clearly labeled ports for ease of use and expansion

• Quick assembly & guided learning

  • Can be assembled in 2–3 minutes.

  • Comes with 16 step-by-step, story-based tutorials for beginners.

  • Includes access to 24-hour technical support.

• Power / battery note

  • Requires 3 × AA batteries (not included).

  • Micro:bit board must be purchased separately.

Applications:

• STEM / STEAM education
  Ideal for teaching coding, robotics, and problem-solving in classrooms or maker spaces.
• Home learning / hobby projects
  Suitable for students or hobbyists working on robotics and programming at home.
• Robotics competitions
  Useful for participating in basic robotics challenges using its autonomous features.
• Prototyping & expansion
  Great for testing new ideas with additional sensors or components.
• Interactive exhibitions / demos
  Demonstrates robotics concepts in fairs, workshops, or tech events.
• Research / development prototyping
  Serves as a base model for testing small-scale robotics algorithms and behaviors.

Specifications

• Brand / Model: ACEBOTT QD025 (without micro:bit)
• Series / Category: Explorer Series, Micro:bit Smart Car / STEM Kit
• Programming environment: MakeCode (block / script)
• Control methods: IR remote, App / web control, Autonomous modes
• Sensors included: Ultrasonic distance sensor
• Expansion / interface: 3 I/O ports, 1 I²C interface
• Lighting: RGB ambient LED
• Assembly time: Approximately 2–3 minutes
• Tutorials: 16 guided lessons included
• Power: Requires 3 × AA batteries (not included)
• Compatibility: LEGO-compatible structural design

Package Includes(ACEBOTT TinkerBott Robot Car Kit without Micro:bit (QD025)):

• 1 x Car PCB.
• 1 x Ultrasonic Sensor.
• 2 x Wheels
• 1 x IR Remote Controller
• 1 x Micro-USB Cable
• 1 x AA Battery Holder
• 1 x Black Tape
• 1 x Screwdriver
• 4 x Double Sides Tape

Attachments:

Tutorials 

Video:

ACEBOTT TinkerBott Robot Car Kit without Micro:bit (QD025)

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