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ButterflyEdufields 40in1 STEM Robotics Kits for Kids 8-12 Years | DIY Robots Projects for Kids with Electronics Board & Sensors | Best Educational Homeschooling Gift for 8 10 12 Years | 100+ Parts
ButterflyEdufields 40in1 STEM Robotics Kits for Kids 8-12 Years | DIY Robots Projects for Kids with Electronics Board & Sensors | Best Educational Homeschooling Gift for 8 10 12 Years | 100+ Parts
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- 【Exciting STEM Robotics Projects for kids 8-12】 Make 40+ Home Automation projects using 100+ electronic components in kit: Door Bell, Fan Controller, Hand Water Dispenser, Line Following Car, Drawing Robot, Flame Extinguisher Robot & more. Over 50+ hours of fun learning!
- 【Plug & Play DIY Robot Building Kit for kids 】 The kit includes 100+ parts, such as Sensors, Processor Brain, Motors, wheels, Cables, Connecting Wires, LED's, Pump, and more. No soldering, tools, or coding knowledge required—just plug & play! With detailed instructions and concept manuals, kids can assemble various robots effortlessly and understand the functions of each component.
- 【Add AI Artificial Intelligence to toys】 Build gadgets with fire, touch, motion, magnetic object detection, and light changes. This kit includes multiple reusable sensors like IR, Flame, Touch, LDR, and more. Unleash creativity and create custom projects for homeschooling or fun learning!
- 【Build Play Invent 】 Learn while you play and boost creativity, problem-solving skills. Develop a keen interest in engineering as you embark on an exciting journey of innovation!
- 【Perfect Educational Gift for Kids】This STEM robotics kit is a perfect learning & educational toy for kids or robot lovers. And also an adorable gift for boys and girls on birthdays, Children's Day, Christmas, Halloween, STEM activities, STEM projects, summer camp, back to school, and home fun times.
- Note:-Utilize AA batteries of any brand except Duracell, as Duracell batteries are not suitable for the provided battery holder in the kit.
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