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M5Stack K036-B - Kit robot Rover C Pro sans M5StickC
€75.60
Tax included
The RoverC is a programmable, omnidirectional mobile robot base compatible with the M5stickC, and can be started by inserting the M5stickC. The main controller of the base is the stm32f030f4 microcontroller. The base is supplied with N20 worm gear motors which are directly controlled by a four channel motor driver. These motors are connected to mechanical wheels which can move in all directions. In addition, two groove compatible I2C ports are provided for easy expansion of other modules. The base is also compatible with LEGO bricks and can be extended into the structure. A 18350 battery is fitted to the rear of the base to meet the power and endurance requirements of the car and can be controlled by an independent switch.
Product Features
I2C Address 0x38
Remote control
Gripping mechanism
Programmable
Four-channel motor driver
Lego compatible
Extra Grove ports for expansion
Equipped with 16340 (700mAh) battery holder
Flexible movement in all directions
Applications
Autonomous Rover
Mini RC surveilance car
Smart and cognitive toys
Include
1x RoverC base (includes 16340 (700mAh) Battery)
1x Claw Kit
Specification
Resources Parameter
Communication protocol I2C ： 0x38
Net weight 187g
Gross weight 245g
Product Size 120 x 75 x 58mm
Package Size 115 x 85 x 65mm
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The RoverC is a programmable, omnidirectional mobile robot base compatible with the M5stickC, and can be started by inserting the M5stickC. The main controller of the base is the stm32f030f4 microcontroller. The base is supplied with N20 worm gear motors which are directly controlled by a four channel motor driver. These motors are connected to mechanical wheels which can move in all directions. In addition, two groove compatible I2C ports are provided for easy expansion of other modules. The base is also compatible with LEGO bricks and can be extended into the structure. A 18350 battery is fitted to the rear of the base to meet the power and endurance requirements of the car and can be controlled by an independent switch.