ROBOTICS

MAXİBOT-M

Other coding robots on the market only appeal to a certain age group, and after a while they lose their function and are shelved like a toy. For this reason, robotic coding training cannot be given in accordance with its purpose.

Maxibot is the only robot on the market that provides coding training for all learning levels, from kindergarten to university. Coding training with Maxibot takes years, not days.

Coding with Maxibot is a dynamic and productive experience. Thanks to the many sensors it contains, Maxibot interacts with the objects and people around it. Maxibot can move in all directions, draw, follow lines, speak, sense touch, recognize hand gestures, measure the distance to the obstacle in front of it, sense when it hits objects, react to sound, read rfid coding cards, give you information with its screen, and give you direction and location. knows, your phone can communicate with your tablet or computer.

Apart from these, the most important advantage of Maxibot is that it can move vertically on magnetic class boards. While other coding robots can only interact with 10-12 students while working on the floor, Maxibot can interact with all students even in 30-40 person classrooms by moving vertically on the classroom board.

Dimensions:

140 x 140 x 45 mm

Weight:

400 g

Battery:

4400 mah Li-ion battery

Usage Period:

4 hours of work
1 week standby

Connection:

802.11 B/G/N Wireless

Bluetooth 4.1 Low Energy

Güç:
On Off Button

Micro USB Charging Port

	3-Axis Gyroscope With this sensor, you can measure Maxibot's motion in the x, y and z planes with 1 degree precision.

	Speakers You can hear the robot's conversations with a 3 watt speaker placed on the upper body of Maxibot.

	Sound Level Sensor Thanks to this sensor, Maxibot hears you and reacts to the sound it detects. For example, you can make him start a task by clapping his hands.

	Bluetooth 4.1 Low Energy Maxibot can communicate with your phone, tablet or computer using this protocol.

	Wifi 802.11 B/G/N Maxibot can communicate with your phone, tablet or computer using this protocol.

	RFID Card Reader Maxibot can read the included action cards, can perform the tasks assigned to the cards.

	Gesture/Mimic Sensor Maxibot recognizes your hand movements. It performs the task you want according to the hand movements you make in the right, left, forward, backward, up and down directions.

	Capacitive Touch Sensors With two sensors located on the upper body of the robot Maxibot detects touches and gives the response you define.

	3.2 inches Touch Color Screen You can make basic settings of Maxibot using the screen, You can see their reactions to the code you wrote.

	Magnetic Motor Encoders High resolution found in right and left engines; Thanks to encoders, you can move Maxibot with millimeter precision.

	High Torque Gearbox engines It's too strong for its size. Two 60 rpm motors that provide Maxibot's movement provides.

	Barometric Sensor With this sensor, you can measure Maxibot's height from the ground. You can measure with 0.5 cm precision.

	3-Axis Compass Compass sensor the direction of the robot with one It can be measured with degrees of precision, you can program accordingly.

	Laser Distance Sensor The sensor located on the front of the robot, distance up to 2 meters with an accuracy of 1 millimeter. It can be measured.

	Collision Sensors On the right and left sides of the robot's front part one collision sensor each to obstacles Instantly notifies the contact.

	3 Axis Accelerometers With this sensor, the acceleration experienced by the robot is +4G / -4G. You can measure in the range.

	Battery Level Sensor Battery status as in mobile phones Displays when it needs charging you can understand.

	Infrared Line Tracking Sensor resolution Robot line with this sensor which has 9 different modules You can follow the route, which consists of lines. can follow.

	Pencil Movement The standard feature of the whiteboard pen attached to the robot down – You can manage the upward movement.

ROBOTICS

MAXİBOT-M

Size and Features

Sensors

General view