Jungle Robot Kit
This unique Jungle robot can walk or climb! Attach its arms to the drive unit and it will climb hand-over-hand across a rope, like an orangutan. Attach its legs and it will walk like a gorilla. This robot is activated by sound. Give it a command and it will move for a pre-determined time period, then stop until another sound activates movement. A slide switch allows you to reverse the robot's direction. Beginner level: ages 10-13.
Comes with full assembly and operating instructions. You provide two AA batteries, household tools, and help for younger children.
With the Jungle robot kit, kids will learn about sensors, gear drives, logic, circuit and block diagrams, and basic electronics.
The Jungle Robot includes the following:
- Assembled electronic PC board
- Hard plastic arms and body
- A DC motor
- Sound sensor with microphone
- Other small parts for assembly
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- Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Robot KitsReviewed By: Dixie Black I bought both the Rockit Robot and Jungle Robot kits for my grandson. His dad helped him assemble the kits and was really enjoying how they worked. Very informative on how robots work.
- Tuesday, January 06, 2009
Fun ToyReviewed By: Michelle Copher My 10-year-old put this kit together with lots of help from his dad. It's a great toy and he loves it. He learned a little about robotics, but the information in the package, both assembly directions and information about robots and robotics could have been more complete.
- Friday, May 30, 2008
Jungle Robot KitReviewed By: KL This is a good starter kit - not too complicated, and quick to make progress on. My daughter opened it and started on it as soon as it came. The one drawback is that the directions are not as good as they could be- the pictures are accurate, but the language isn't. For instance the text might tell you to do something with a part "m" while the parts only go from "a" through "i". It isn't difficult to figure out what you are supposed to do, but I might try a different manufacturer when we get an intermediate or advanced robot kit.
- Sunday, October 08, 2006
This was Fun When I was 9 years old I built this robot kit by myself and it was fun. I showed it as part of my science fair project on technology. This is a great product.
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