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UBTECH's UGOT: a classroom kit that builds into 7 different robots, programmable in Python

On its official page, UBTECH presents UGOT as an educational robotics kit for schools that want to bring artificial intelligence and robotics into their lessons.

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According to the manufacturer, the parts snap together quickly to form 7 different robots, thanks to a modular design with thumbwheel locks.

Students can program in Python with the uPython tool. A playful app also offers a first-person view and a mode where players compete against each other.

UBTECH says the kit works with Micro Bit, Arduino and Raspberry Pi, and that users can add their own components to build other robots.

According to the datasheet, UGOT has 4 motors for the wheels and 8 for the joints, and reaches a top speed of 160 cm/s.

Source

  1. UBTECH (official product pages) · ubtrobot.com

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