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How to build a Drawing Robot Car without glue or screws
using BBC Micro: bit, Servo: Lite and the IncastroWorld modules.
It's controlled with MakeCode or Scratch 3 or in Wireless with a second Micro:bit card

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Makecode site
https://makecode.microbit.org/

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Resources, Guides and SW for Servo:Lite and Micro:bit
Very Usefull!!!

Getting Started With The Servo:Lite Board
Please read: Other Useful Information:

https://www.kitronik.co.uk/blog/getting-started-servolite-board-microbit/

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The Kitronik :MOVE mini MK 2 buggy kit for the BBC micro:bit is the latest version of our ever popular :MOVE mini that provides a fun introduction to robotics. The :MOVE mini is a 2 wheeled robot that is suitable forautonomous operation, remote control projects via a Bluetooth application or being controlled using a second BBC microbit as a controller via the microbits radio functionality.

The MK2 features a brand new set of Kitronik injection moulded wheels with 0-ring rubber tyres. The wheels maintain the large size, relative to the chassis, and add improved traction for better performance than the original buggies laser cut wheels. MK2 goes where V1.0 could not! For those of you that just love making robots, we do three varieties of wheels that can be ordered in pairs, we have wheels for; Servos, D-shaft motors, and also for TT shaft motors. All of the wheel options can be ordered with the relevant motors via drop down menus on the product pages.

The Kitronik :MOVE mini is powered by two continuous rotation servo motors. The speed of these servos can be controlled by simply altering the PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) signal to the servo, which is easy to do using the Servo blocks in the Microsoft PXT Block editor. We have also produced Kitronik custom blocks for the Servo:Lite to make the task of coding as quick and painless as possible, see the resources section at the foot of this page for more information.

The buggy also has 5 x RGB individually addressable ZIP LEDs (NeoPixel compatible), which can be used as indicators, reverse lights etc...

It is possible to add a pen or other extra parts to the kit to increase the range of tasks for which it can be used. The BBC micro:bit is sold separately and the kit requires simple assembly, buy the microbit here.

The included Kitronik :MOVE servo:lite board can also be used in conjunction with a BBC micro:bit to build other movement based projects. We've produced a wide range of tutorials and guides that can be found in the resources section below. We have guides detailing; how to control a third servo, how to code the buggy to draw shapes, how to write code for the on-board ZIP LEDs, how to code the buggy for Bluetooth control and how to use a second microbit as a controller.
Note: Features:

The kit offers a fun introduction to the world of DIY robotics.

Add code for autonomous operation.

Use in conjunction with our free micro:bit Android App and control it over Bluetooth.

Use the radio function and a second microbit as a controller.

Attach a pen and code the robot to draw shapes.

The buggy features new and improved injection moulded wheels with rubber 0-ring tyres.

Contents: Dimensions: Video: Resources:

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:MOVE mini MK2 buggy kit (excl micro:bit)

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The Kitronik :MOVE mini MK 2 buggy kit for the BBC micro:bit is the latest version of our ever popular :MOVE mini that provides a fun introduction to robotics. The :MOVE mini is a 2 wheeled robot that is suitable forautonomous operation, remote control projects via a Bluetooth application or being controlled using a second BBC microbit as a controller via the microbits radio functionality.

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Resources for Micro:bit and Servo boards

GitHub blocks materials
https://github.com/KitronikLtd/pxt-kitronik-servo-lite

Welcome to the Kitronik University. We've written lots of guides on topics ranging from understanding electronic principles, practical demonstrations around soldering, e-textiles resources and much more.

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Welcome to the Kitronik University. We've written lots of guides on topics ranging from understanding electronic principles, practical demonstrations around soldering, e-textiles resources and much more. We've split things into three topics called Learning, Teaching and Making in order to help you quickly find the course you need.

Learning

Whether you're looking for help understanding the world of electronics or practical help with skills we have just the resource for you.

These resources aim to assist in explaining the technical side of electronics in an easy to understand manner. There are explanations on components, resistor values, capacitor values and so on. They are great for beginners and make good support material for teachers. Get learning now.

The interactive learn & test zone contains presentations on a topic along with a multiple choice test to check your understanding. Topics include: resistor and capacitor values, circuit symbols, ohms law and so on. Check out this great revision aid here.

These resources teach you the skills needed to work with electronics and include topics such as soldering, and more. Click here to start learning.

Find out which of our materials can be worked with in which ways in our handy working with materials section. Get making here.

Teaching

Our resources for secondary school teachers are second to none. In this section you'll find out what to expect when purchasing a high quality project kit from Kitronik as well as all of our teaching note for all of our kits. If you're unsure which kit you need our kit selector can help.

Making

Looking for inspiration? Check out our tutorials sections.

The electronics tutorials page contains student and hobbyist friendly projects giving detailed explanation on how they can be built. These include: a dimmer light, various light / heat switched applications, a 7 segment dice using logic gates and much more. Click here to get making.

This Kitronik University resource is for anyone interested in E-Textiles and wearables. For those who don't know what electronic textiles are we cover all of the basics including elementary circuit design, and basic do's and don'ts when using conductive thread. If you're looking for something more advanced we have a range of tutorials for many of our Electro-Fashion components including our Igloo, PICAXE wearable module. Click here to get sewing.

This page has parts lists for the IET Scouts electronic badge projects. Click here to see the Scout resources.

This page allows you to choose one of our LEDs from a list, enter the battery voltage and the page will calculate the resistor that you need to use. Click here for our LED Resistor Calculator.

Specialist Courses

Complete stand alone courses covering topics such as the BBC micro:bit and 3D Printing.

This Kitronik University course is part of the BBC micro:bit partnership and covers aspects of the BBC micro:bit including an overview of what it is, what our role is and of course tutorials to let you get started using it within Design & Technology. Click here to see our BBC micro:bit resources.

This Kitronik University Course covers aspects of 3D Printing, including general FAQs such as the differences between types of filament, and Robox RBX-01 specific resources such as changing the print head, loading filament and more. Click here to see our 3D Printing Resources.

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Welcome to the Kitronik University. We\'ve written lots of guides on topics ranging from understanding electronic principles, practical demonstrations around soldering, e-textiles resources and much more. We\'ve split things into three topics called Learning, Teaching and Making in order to help you quickly find the course you need.

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How to build a Drawing Robot Car without glue or screws
using BBC Micro: bit, Servo: Lite and the IncastroWorld modules.
It's controlled with MakeCode or Scratch 3 or in Wireless with a second Micro:bit card

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A curated list of BBC micro:bit resources. Very documented

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GitHub - carlosperate/awesome-microbit: A curated list of BBC micro:bit resources.

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A curated list of BBC micro:bit resources. Contribute to carlosperate/awesome-microbit development by creating an account on GitHub.