The Maqueen Lite is a graphical programming robot for STEM education from DFRobot, designed for the BBC micro:bit (not included).
The compact body, multiple onboard features & sensors combined with the easy plug-and-play operation allow children (and us big kids!) to quickly learn graphical programming in an exciting and fun way, using familiar block-based programming using Microsoft MakeCode.
The kit includes almost everything you need – just add your own BBC micro:bit and 3x 1.5V alkaline AAA batteries.
Note: The micro:bit and batteries are NOT included
The below video shows the Maqueen with additional items not included in the kit
Features
- Support for Makecode
- Small size, flexible movement.
- All-metal miniature gear motors
- Packed full of features
- Line patrol
- Ambient light
- LED lights
- Ultrasonic interface
- Buzzer
- I2C interface
- Mechanical expansion screw hole
- Exclusive customized POM bearing wheel, flexible and reliable
- Easy to install, easy to use
Specifications
- Supply Voltage: 3.5V~5V DC (Three AAA batteries or 3.6V~3.7V lithium battery)
- 2x Infrared Grayscale Sensor (High-low level)
- 1x Buzzer
- 1x Infrared Receiver (NEC decoder)
- 2x LED Lights (High-low level control)
- 4x RGB Ambient Light (16 million colours)
- 1x SR04, SR04P Ultrasonic Interface (5V)
- 1x I2C Interface (3.3V)
- 2x Gravity Extension Interfaces (P1, P2)
- 2x N20 All-metal Gear Motor
- Motor Drive Mode: PWM motor drive
- Bracket and Protective Cover Extension M3 Screw Hole x 6
- Programming Method: Makecode graphical programming, Mind+ graphical programming
- Dimensions: 81mm x 85 mm x 44mm
- Weight: 75.55g
Resources
- Product wiki
- Maqueen4.1-MakeCode-Tutorial
- Maqueen-CE-FCC
- Silly-Maqueen-Makecode
- Silly-Maqueen-Mindplus
- MicroPython
- Download Mind+ For Free
Package Contents
- 1x Car Body (Motors and bearing wheel have been assembled before leaving the factory)
- 2x Wheel
- 1x Three AAA batteries Box
- 1x Double Sided Adhesive Tape
- 1x SR04 Ultrasonic
- 1x Quickstart Guide



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