HamiltonBuhl Edison Educational Robot Kit - Set of 3 - STEAM - Robotics and Coding (HML-EDIBOT-3)

Name: HamiltonBuhl Edison Educational Robot Kit - Set of 3 - STEAM - Robotics and Coding (HML-EDIBOT-3)
Brand: HamiltonBuhl
SKU: HML-EDIBOT-3
Price: 212.85 USD
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SKU: HML-EDIBOT-3

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The Edison Educational Robot Kit (Set of 3) is an expandable, LEGO-compatible STEAM tool designed to make robotics and coding accessible for students ages 5 and up. Featuring the V3 model with an internal rechargeable battery and attached USB cable, each robot includes a variety of built-in sensors—such as line tracking, obstacle detection, and sound sensors—to support hands-on learning across three progressive coding languages: EdBlocks, EdScratch, and EdPy. Durable enough to withstand classroom use, these robots allow students to explore engineering and programming concepts through creative building and interactive activities.

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Progressive Learning: This set includes three V3 robots that support three levels of coding—EdBlocks (graphical), EdScratch (block-based), and EdPy (Python)—making them suitable for students from kindergarten through high school.
Built-in Smart Sensors: Each robot comes fully equipped with infrared obstacle detectors, line-tracking sensors, light sensors, and sound detection, allowing for complex interactive projects right out of the box.
LEGO Integration: The robots feature LEGO-compatible plates, enabling students to combine them with bricks to build sophisticated mechanical creations like cranes, tanks, or even a robot "sumo" wrestler.
Upgraded V3 Features: Unlike older models, these V3 units feature a built-in rechargeable battery and an attached USB cable for combined charging and programming, so you never have to worry about replacing batteries.
Extreme Durability: Specifically built for the classroom, these robots are incredibly rugged and are famously designed to still function even after being driven over by a car.