Adeept DarkPaw Bionic Quadruped Spider Robot Kit for Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+/B/2B, STEM Crawling Robot, OpenCV Tracking, Self-stabilizing

Description

DarkPaw is a 4-Legs Bionic quadruped spider robot based on Raspberry Pi, it is designed for beginners and professionals to learn AI, robotics, programming and electronics. We have written a detailed and illustrated manual with which you can quickly complete the assembly of the robot.

Features:

STEAM Educational Robot - A complete Bionic Quadruped Spider Robot Kit based on the Raspberry Pi(Compatible with RPi 3B/3B+/2B/2B+, Raspberry Pi is NOT included). Object Recognition, Tracking, Motion Detection - based on openCV; C/S Architecture - can be remotely controlled by GUI APP on PC; WS2812 RGB LEDs - can change a variety of colors, full of technology; Real-time Video Transmission
Video: https://www.adeept.com/video/detail-56.html
Self-stabilizing based on MPU6050 Gyro Sensor; Optimal structural design with strong load capacity
Easy to Assemble and Coding - A PDF manual with illustrations is considerately prepared for you, which teaches you to assemble your Raspberry Pi robot step by step; Easy-to-understand Python code is provided, with beautiful and practical GUI program(compatible with Windows and Linux operating systems). Please download: https://www.adeept.com/learn/detail-38.html
Powered by 2x18650 batteries(NOT included). You need to prepare your own batteries.

Video:
https://www.adeept.com/video/detail-56.html

Download Tutorials:
https://www.adeept.com/learn/detail-38.html

Package List:
1 Set Acrylic Plates
1x Adeept Robot HAT
1x Raspberry Pi Camera(with Cable)
1x MPU6050 Gyro Sensor Module
13x MG90S Servo
1x LED Headlight
2x Adeept WS2812 RGB LED Module
1x Battery Holder Set
1x Cross Socket Wrench
2x Screwdriver(Small*1 and Large*2)
1x Winding Pipe
Other Necessary Accessories(Bearings, Wires, Nuts, Screws, Copper Standoffs, etc.)

Recent Reviews

ByPanos
Sep 23, 2019

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To begin with, A really fun procedure to assemple, maybe a manual inside the box would come in handy.
An interesting robot to work with and experiment with OpenCv and Raspberry in general.
Would recommend!