2WD Two Wheel Drive DIY Kit - A Smart Robot Car with Chassis Male to Female jumper wires (20cm) (20pcs) delivering exceptional light sensitivity across
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2WD Two Wheel Drive DIY Kit A Smart Robot Car with Chassis Male to Female jumper wires (20cm) (20pcs) delivering exceptional light sensitivity across delivering exceptional light sensitivity across visible and near infrared spectra delivering sharp image capture across typical robotics and surveillance applications 5 cm (L x W x H) Weight (Kit) ~300 g (unassembled) Compatible Controllers Arduino Uno Nano Mega Line Following Robot: Add IR line tracking sensors to the underside and program your car to autonomously follow black lines on a white surface a classic robotics competition project
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