Robotics Competition Set

The fischertechnik Robotics Competition Set has been developed for schools, universities, educational institutions, and research groups that want to further develop or improve their student robotics competitions. It includes models like tracking robots, exploratory robots, soccer-playing robots, obstacle recognition robots with cameras, and much more. The models are ideal for a RoboCup competition (Junior category) and various other competitions on a state or national level, or even internationally. The Robotics Competition Set helps school and university students discover robotics and key STEM learning principles with project-based learning. The set includes 670 partss, along with all current fischertechnik sensors. These include structural parts, gears, drives, wheels, DC motors, motors with integrated encoders, USB camera, gyro sensors, and many other fischertechnik sensors. Incl. ROBOTCS TXT Controller and ROBO Pro Software with options for programming on five levels. From the beginner level to professional programming, with objects, subroutines, variables, and user-defined commands. In addition, parcours templates are included for testing models and prparing for robotics competitions.

Additional Teaching Material:

Innovative fischertechnik learning materials support you in teaching technical concepts in a practical way and introducing them to your secondary school and college students or your apprentices. The included didactic activity booklet with teacher and instructional materials offers display models and tasks to help you quickly prepare lessons, and includes problems with solutions, handouts, and copy templates.Teaching materials are provided on the included CD.

Product Composition:

The total of 670 fischertechnik parts are clearly divided into two sorting inserts. Everything is delivered in a sturdy storage box, along with easy to understand assembly instructions for 20 models of different difficulty levels.

• Instrumentation and control
• Programming
• Interaction between hardware and software
• Use of actuators and sensors
• Robotics competitions