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CYOBot: Learn Robotics Through 1,000 Projects In 1 Kit
CYOCrawler is a learning platform for learners at any level:
Being an open-source platform, CYOCrawler is designed to support your endless creativity and exploration freedom, as it equipped with peripherals for a wide spectrum of robotic applications from 30+ in-demand engineering skills and domains:
At its core is CYOBrain, a powerful ESP32-driven microcontroller supporting MicroPython and C/C++, with WiFi and Bluetooth connectivity.
What's included in a CYOBrain (Recommended for Advanced learners):
- ESP32 chip, Wi-Fi & Bluetooth enabled
- Motion Sensor
- Speaker
- Microphone
- 33-NeoPixel-LED matrix
- 12-NeoPixel-LED ring
- Micro SD card reader
- USB C battery charger and smart charging/discharging system
- 12-channel servo controller
- Extension block allows you to seamlessly connect additional devices/sensors (with power, I2C, SPI, UART, GPIO)
What's included in a CYOCrawler (Recommended for Beginners):
- CYOBrain
- 8 servo motors
- 3D printed frame
- Comes pre-assembled out of the box
- Embedded Python programming portal
Challenge you to build 1,000 projects
Every week we release challenges on our GitHub & Reddit channel for our community to keep building and learning from each other. Participating in our challenges for a chance to earn a contribution on our official Github repo. We hope to see you there.
Level 1-200: Learn basic Python coding and apply simple algorithm leveraging built-in libraries to write applications such as making the robot walk, dance, play music, and more
Level 200-500 (Available for subscribers): Explore multiple peripherals (sensors, LEDs, motors) to create applications in basic networking, basic cloud computing, IOs
Level 200 (Clock/timer): Write a program that turns CYOCrawler into a Pomodoro timer using buttons to set/start/stop the time, LED matrix to display minutes, LED ring to display seconds (as progression within a minute), speaker to play time's up tune while controlling motors for CYOCrawler to wave/dance when time's up
Level 220 (Distance sensor): Write a program to sense distance to obstacle and change LED color on CYOCrawler using an ultrasonic sensor connected via an extension block and built-in library for ultrasonic sensor.
Level 250 (Flappy Bird): Write a program that runs a Flappy Bird-like game on CYOCrawler using buttons for jumping, LED matrix to display game and speaker to play sound effects.
Level 500-800 (Available for subscribers): Feature complex algorithms, real-time embedded with C/C++ programming to write applications in control system, kinematics, computer vision, sensor mesh, beginner AI/ML
Level 800-1,000 (Available for subscribers): Complete design project with extended peripherals to do interactive standalone applications leveraging all capabilities of the robot
For beginner learners that need support to get started easier, we have:
Extensive learning library with robust challenges and instructions to support your exploration
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