Arduino-Compatible Robot Car Coding Kit

Build a small robot car, then write the behaviour it follows. This unassembled programming kit combines a controller, four geared motors and sensing modules, giving electronics learning a moving project you can assemble and develop.

✅ Connect code to visible movement - Four motors and an L298N driver turn programmed commands into wheel motion.

✅ Explore how the car detects its surroundings - Ultrasonic and infrared modules provide inputs for your own control logic.

✅ Learn through the assembly itself - Separate chassis, brackets and wiring make the mechanical and electrical stages part of the project.

✅ Try a tracking experiment - The four-channel tracking module adds another input for programming a route-following response.

Build the Car, Then Develop Its Behaviour

A robot car makes a program's decisions visible: read a sensor, choose an action and drive the motors. Assembling the hardware first gives you a practical way to understand which connection and code section control each response.

This is a kit requiring assembly and programming, rather than a ready-to-run autonomous vehicle. Two suitable 3.7 V 18650 cells are required and sold separately. Follow the supplied wiring and battery instructions before applying power.

Technical details

• Includes: main board, expansion board, USB-C cable and two acrylic chassis plates
• Drive: four geared motors, wheels and L298N driver
• Inputs: ultrasonic, obstacle and tracking modules
• Also includes: SG90 servo, brackets, wires and assembly hardware
• Battery holder: two-cell 18650; batteries excluded

Start with the build and give your first driving program a real set of wheels.