Kitronik :MOVE Motor for the BBC micro:bit
Motors, sensors and lights for obstacle avoidance and line following projects
The Kitronik :MOVE Motor is a robot buggy that learners drive with a micro:bit. It has two motors, an ultrasonic distance sensor, line-following sensors, four colour LEDs you can program, a buzzer and a pen holder built in, so a class can code a robot that stops before it hits a wall, follows a black line or draws as it drives.
Who it is for: Classes and coding clubs ready to build a robot that moves, senses and reacts
- Add to cart to pay by card or order on a purchase order. Add to quote if you want a written quote first, or you are also quoting Mai-Z or acoustic work.
- Courier or collection available.
- Prices are shown excluding and including VAT at 15%. Your tax invoice shows the VAT.
It needs a micro:bit (V2 recommended), a USB cable and 4 AA batteries, sold separately. The micro:bit V2 Go kit has the board and the cable.
What's in the box
- 1 :MOVE Motor buggy chassis, with the motors, sensors, colour LEDs, buzzer and pen holder built in
- 2 wheels with tyres
- 1 booklet
From the kit's published packing list.
What changes in the classroom
- Obstacle avoidance: the buggy senses a wall ahead and turns away before it hits it
- Line following: the buggy reads a black line on the floor and stays on it
- With a pen in its holder, the buggy draws the shapes and patterns learners code
Questions
Both are shown: each price excluding VAT and including VAT at 15%. Your tax invoice shows the VAT separately.
Yes. Choose "Order on a purchase order" and we email you a quote to approve. Once you confirm it, or send your purchase order, we invoice and deliver.
Courier or collection available. You can collect from us in Johannesburg, or we courier to your school and confirm the courier cost before anything is charged.
Yes. Book a micro:bit teacher session and we show your staff how to run a first lesson with MakeCode, no coding experience needed.
