Description
Balancing on two legs is a genuinely harder robotics problem than driving on wheels, which makes the Biped Robot Kit a strong step up for students who have outgrown robot cars. It runs on the ESP32 MAX 3.0 controller with WiFi and Bluetooth built in.
Key features
- 12 custom actions walking, turning and expressive routines
- 6 interchangeable faces for personalising the robot
- MG90 metal-gear servos for durability under classroom use
- ESP32 MAX 3.0 controller with WiFi and Bluetooth
- Integrated charge and discharge protection built into the controller board
- Gold-plated PCB certified to CE, FCC, RoHS, UKCA and PSE
Learning resources
Programming: ACE Code, Arduino
Tutorial languages: English, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese
Curriculum: 8 structured lessons
Please note
This kit ships without batteries. It requires 2 × 18650 button-top cells, available separately.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| SKU | QD021 |
| Controller | ESP32 MAX 3.0 (WiFi + Bluetooth) |
| Servos | MG90 metal gear |
| Actions | 12 custom actions, 6 interchangeable faces |
| Programming | ACE Code, Arduino |
| Safety | Charge and discharge protection built into the controller board |
| Certification | CE, FCC, RoHS, UKCA, PSE |
| Tutorial languages | English, Chinese, Spanish, Portuguese |
| Guided lessons | 8 |
| Shipping weight | 500 g |
| Battery | Not included — requires 2 × 18650 button-top |
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this compare to a robot car kit?
Balancing and walking on two legs is a harder control problem than driving on wheels, so this is a natural step up for students who have already built a robot car.
What do I need to supply?
Two 18650 button-top cells. They are not included in this version.
Is it approved for school procurement?
The kit carries CE, FCC, RoHS, UKCA and PSE marks, which covers the certification most institutions ask for. Check your own procurement requirements as well.
Will the servos survive classroom use?
It uses MG90 servos with metal gears rather than plastic, which is the usual failure point on budget kits.
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