Description
This pack is where a robot car stops following instructions and starts making decisions. Ten built-in recognition modes let students train and test machine vision on real objects — faces, colours, road signs, codes — and then write the behaviour that follows from each result.
Key features
- Image and object recognition identify what is in front of the camera
- Face recognition detect and follow a person
- Machine learning train the module on new objects
- Colour recognition sort and react by colour
- QR code and barcode reading trigger actions from a scanned code
- Road sign recognition build a rule-following autonomous vehicle
- AprilTag and digit recognition precise positional markers and numerals
- Line tracking vision-based path following
Learning resources
Programming: ACE Code, Arduino
Tutorial languages: English, Chinese
Works with
The ACEBOTT ESP32 Smart Car Starter Kit (QD001). The pack is an add-on and is not a standalone robot.
Please note
This is an expansion pack. It requires the ESP32 Smart Car Starter Kit (QD001), which is sold separately.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU | QD003 |
| Type | Expansion pack for QD001 |
| Recognition modes | Image, face, colour, QR code, barcode, road sign, AprilTag, digit, line tracking, machine learning |
| Programming | ACE Code, Arduino |
| Tutorial languages | English, Chinese |
| Shipping weight | 248 g |
| Base kit required | QD001 — sold separately |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this work on its own?
No. It is an expansion pack for the ESP32 Smart Car Starter Kit (QD001) and needs that base kit to run.
What can students actually build with it?
Projects where the robot acts on what it sees — a car that stops at a road sign, sorts blocks by colour, follows a particular face, or reads a QR code and runs the routine it points to.
Is the machine learning part usable by a beginner?
Yes. The module is trained by showing it objects rather than by writing model code, so students meet the idea of training data before they meet the mathematics.
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