RB-12 The Ladybug

• Infrared emitting diodes as it's eyes avoids obstacles in its path.
• Comes complete with antennas
• The design, based on two different sets of legs, performs different sets of movements.
• Unassembled printed circuit board requires soldering
• Requires 4 ""AAA"" batteries
• BT-2400 ""AAA"" battery .78 each

KSR6       LADYBUG ROBOT KIT (solder)

A series of Robot Kits for the future engineer. Build these kits and find out how much fun electronics & mechanics can be !
The Ladybug Robot walks on 6 legs and uses infrared emitting diodes for "eyes" in order to avoid obstacles. Ladybug walks straight ahead but automatically makes a left turn the moment an obstacle is detected.
The Kit comes complete with 2 sets of differently designed legs, which move in their own distinct way. Let the fun begin!

The Ladybug Robot moves with six legs and makes use of infrared emitting diodes as its "eyes" to avoid obstacles along its path. Ladybug automatically makes a left turn the moment it detects an object in its path. It continues to move forward after that if there is no shadow in front of the sensor. The design of the Ladybug, which is based on two sets of legs, enables it to perform different sets of movements.                                                                                                                      Power Source: Four 1.5V "AAA" batteries (not included).

INTERMEDIATE KIT: Some previous knowledge of electronics. Good soldering techniques for medium dense boards.