Tinybit Robot Micro:bit Robot Platform

Yahboom Tiny:bit micro:bit Robot Platform

I tried using a robotic car "Tiny:bit" that extends micro:bit provided by Yahboom.

The packing list includes: packing box, instruction manual, car extension board, tires, infrared remote controller, motor and mounting bracket, rechargeable battery, tracking map.

! ! !Note: If you purchase with Microbit board, your package will include Micro:bit board. If you purchase not include Micro:bit, you need prepare BBC Micro:bit by yourself.

Assembly

• Install rivets to fix the swivel wheel and motor bracket

• Insert the tire into the motor

• Insert the battery into battery box on expansion board

• Insert BBC Micro:bit board

Completion Something cute! Do you like this "guy"?

Specification

Front: Ultrasonic, sound sensor, high-brightness searchlight, infrared remote control receiver, programmable colorful RGB lights, alligator clip interface, building block space

Back: Tracking sensor, buzzer, motor socket.

Addition of Tinybit block for MakeCode

Since it is a robot car that extended Micro:bit, it can block coding with MakeCode.

How to add Tinybit block

• Please access below and click "New Project"https://makecode.microbit.org/
• Click the setting icon -> Extension

• Enter the following library link and click Search

https://github.com/YahboomTechnology/Tiny-bitLib

https://github.com/YahboomTechnology/Yahboom_IR

• Tiny:bit's block is added.

Now, you can programming with Tiny:bit with MakeCode.

Various MakeCode sample codes for Maqueen are uploaded below.

RGB-light-exchange-lighting: https://makecode.microbit.org/_EL3LmqJTwKKT

Car-move-control-speed: https://makecode.microbit.org/_9oJaEzErWisY

Ultrasonic-avoid-with-light-sound: https://makecode.microbit.org/_P7WYcMXvUTqt

Voice control light: https://makecode.microbit.org/_KDDPHmJcaRut

Spinning top: https://makecode.microbit.org/_Wv0dPq5K8bFV

Line Tracking

I tried the sample code of the tracking. This code controls the motor by sensing black lines with two photo reflectors on the back of the board.

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