Edison Robot V3 - EdPack30 (30x)

• 30x Edison robot with internal rechargeable battery
• 3x Skid (1x attached to the robot, 2x spare skids located in the packaging)
• 2x Wheel (attached)
• 2x Tire (attached)

• 16.3 x 22.5 x 9.3 cm

Websites

• Edison Robot - Lessons
• Edison Robot - Activities
• Edison Robot - Programming

• Weight: 1850 g

• Sensors and inputs

• Obstacle detection: Two infrared (IR) LEDs (front left and right) and IR receiver module (doubles as the IR data comms and remote-control receiver)
• Remote control: IR receiver module (which operates at 38kHz) allows Edison V3 to learn IR codes from the EdRemote remote control and most standard TV remote controls
• Infrared data comms: IR receiver module (doubles as obstacle detection sensor and IR remote receiver)
• Line tracker: Red LED and phototransistor (doubles as a barcode reader and iPad programming port)
• Light sensors: Two phototransistors (front left and right)
• Sound sensor: Piezo transducer (doubles as speaker and clap sensor)
• Keypad: Three-button keypad
  • Triangle – press for on, press to start program, user programmable
  • Square –press to stop a program, hold down for off (not user programable)
  • Round – press three times to read barcode, user programmable

• Outputs

• Drive: Differential two-wheel drive system with wheel encoders powered by the right and left 3-volt motors. Wheel encoder resolution is 1.25mm (0.05in) of wheel travel.
• Infrared data comms: Two IR LEDs (doubles as obstacle detection sensor)
• Sound: Piezo transducer (doubles as speaker and clap sensor)
• Lights: Two red LEDs (front left and right)

• Processor

• GigaDevice GD32F350CBT6 Arm® Cortex®-M4 32-bit MCU

• Recharging

• The internal battery can be fully recharged from flat in 4 to 5 hours. There are two methods for recharging the battery:
• USB: The internal battery can be recharged via the USB cable. Charge current is 180mA.
• EdCharger: The internal battery can be recharged using the EdCharger desktop charger. Charge current is 180mA.