Description
Features
- CyberPi integrates a full color display, speaker, microphone, light sensor, gyroscope, LED strips and more into one device; the in-built Wi-Fi + Bluetooth module allows for connection to the internet so it’s empowered with some great AI and IoT functionalities, such as speech recognition, voice synthesis, account cloud broadcast, LAN broadcast and uploading data to Google Sheet over the internet.
- mBot2 Shield features an in-built rechargeable li-ion battery (2500mAh), two ports for encoder motors, two ports for dc motors and four ports for servos. Some of the servo ports can connect to LED strips, Arduino analog/digital sensors. mBot2 is thusly fully prepared for students and teachers who may have special needs for motor drivers in terms of amount and type.
- The USB Type-C Cable connects CyberPi to the software for coding or to the shield for providing power.
- Ultrasonic Sensor 2 owns 8 dazzling ambient lights. So it can convey more subtle emotions at the same time while measuring distance precisely. Its fully injection-molded casing provides better protection for the module.
- Quad RGB Sensor can detect lines and colors at the same time. And its quad channel design makes precise detection of intersections possible. Its ambient lights help reduce the false identification rate. The fully injection-molded casing provides better protection for the module.
- 180 Optical Encoder Motor comes with 1.5Kg·cm torque, a speed of 200RPM and detection accuracy of 1°, delivering stable mechanical power to the robot.
Specifications
• Mast Control CyberPi
specially designed for AI and IoT education, and supports Python for better educational experience
| Processor Performance | 240MHz |
| ROM | 448KB |
| SRAM | 520KB |
| Processor Core | dual-core Xtensa 32-bit LX6 |
| SPI Flash | 8MB |
| Multithreading | support |
| Number of Programs | up to 8 |
| Python | support Live and Upload modes |
| Communication | Bluetooth +WiFi |
| Onboard Sensors | light sensor, microphone (recordable, with sound-sensor-like functionality), gyroscope, accelerometer |
| Onboard Output | 1.44-inch full color display |
• Shield
Based on the master control, with rechargeable li-ion battery
| Battery Capacity | 2500mAh |
| Discharge Rage | 3C |
| Power Rating | 27.75W |
| Number of Encoder Motors Ports | 2 |
| Number of DC Motors Ports | 2 |
| Number of Servo Ports | 4 |
| Number of LED Strip Compatible Ports | 2 (share port with the servo port) |
| Number of Arduino Compatible Ports | 2 (share port with the servo port) |
| Number of Electronic Extension Modules Supported | no limit, recommended for up to 10 |
• Ultrasonic Sensor 2
Based on the master control, with rechargeable li-ion battery
| Casing | plastic |
| In-built Chip | yes |
| Number of Ambient Lights | 8 |
• Quad RGB Sensor
Quad RGB Sensor uses visible lights for fill lights, which significantly enhances its anti-interference ability to ambient light and enables color recognition while detecting lines. The ambient light calibration function also reduces the interference of ambient light on its line detection performance.
| Casing | plastic |
| Number of Line-Following Sensors | 4 |
| Number of Color Sensors | 4 (embedded in line-following sensors) |
| Number of Light Sensors | 4 (embedded in line-following sensors) |
| Fill Light | visible light as the fill light |
| Has Ambient Light Calibration | yes |
Part List
| 1 × CyberPi | 1 × mBot2 Shield | 1 × USB Cable (type-C) | 1 × Ultrasonic Sensor2 |
| 1 × Chassis | 1 × Quad RGB Sensor | 2 × Encoder Motor | 2 × Motor Cable |
| 2 × Wheel Hub | 4 × M2.5*12mm Screw | 2 × Slick Tyre | 1 × Mini Wheel |
| 1 × Screwdriver | 1 × Line-following Track Map | 2 × mBuild Cable (10cm) | 1 × mBuild Cable (20cm) |
| 6 × M4*25mm Screw | 6 × M4*14mm Screw | 6 × M4*8mm Screw |
