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Issue 6 - Build a Robot

November 2019

Build a Robot

This issue’s cover feature is “Build your own DIY Low Cost Robot”. One of the most common projects people build with the micro:bit is a robot. The micro:bit makes this super simple both on the hardware and software side of things. The majority go out and purchase a prebuilt robot that makes it super easy to get started with robotics and the micro:bit. However, most of the time, this can set you back £40+. For this special issue, we set Creative Technologist and regular micro:mag contributor Les Pounder the challenge of building the ultimate low-cost micro:bit powered robot that anyone can build, with just a few parts.

Plus!

  • 4tronix’s new motor drive board
  • Girls into coding Robot Showdown
  • Running workshops in fields
  • 3D printed Servo Magic 8 Ball
  • And more!