Motorized Robotic arm

Motorized Robotic arm: The Vex Robotic kit Motorized Robotic Arm features 2 alternate builds and motorized robotic actions, challenging your children in a fun way, educational kit with a stem activity that lets them exercise their creativity while learning basic STEM principles. This brilliant robot arm moves up and down and opens and closes the jaws of the gripper.

Have you ever wondered how industrial robots work? You know, the kind of robots that work on assembly lines building other complex pieces of machinery? Now you can unlock the mystery behind these sophisticated robots by building one of your own. Exclusively from HEXBUG comes the VEX Robotics Motorized Robotic Arm – a completely functional construction kit inspired by real industrial robot arms.

The unique Robotic Arm is motorized and can pick up and relocate items using four degrees of freedom and an articulated grabber hand. The whole crane can rotate 360 degrees, allowing this miniature robot to perform the complex actions of its real-life counterpart. Build the arm then press the buttons to grab, lift and drop objects. Batteries are not included and a small screwdriver is required to build.

Features

• Learn STEM-based concepts by building this motorized robotic arm.

 

• The arm moves up and down and opens and closes the jaws of its gripper.

 

• Includes parts to build the robotic arm and detailed instructions.

 

• Requires two AAA batteries (not included).

 

• The Robotic Arm Kit is designed to help build STEM learning skills, making it a great introduction to construction and robotics.

 

• The kit focuses on scientific principles around gear reductions and power transfer.

 

• The pieces included in this set are also compatible with pieces so you can create your own custom robot.

 

• Instructions are included to help you get started.

 

• The Robotic Arm also features 2 alternate builds so you could choose to create a scorpion or chopper.

 

• There are over 350 pieces that are easy to snap together during assembly.

 

• How does science toys add value to the kids learning?

Recommended Age

Age: 8+