Description
Microcontroller Board – The heart of the kit, usually an Arduino Mega or Uno, provides ample processing power, multiple I/O pins, and compatibility with various sensors and shields.
Motors and Motor Drivers – Includes DC motors, servo motors, and stepper motors along with motor driver modules (e.g., L298N motor driver) for precise motion control. Sensors – Comes with an array of sensors such as ultrasonic sensors for obstacle detection, IR sensors for line following, gyroscopes for stability control, and temperature and humidity sensors for environmental monitoring.
Wireless Communication Modules – Features modules like Bluetooth, Wi-Fi (ESP8266 or ESP32), and RF transmitters, allowing remote control and data exchange. Camera and Vision Modules – Some advanced kits include computer vision cameras or AI-enabled modules like OpenCV-compatible cameras, allowing object tracking and facial recognition. Chassis and Mechanical Parts – Offers metal or plastic frames, wheels, gears, and brackets for assembling a stable robot structure.
