Control: Infrared/photo transistor
Power: AA battery x 2 each, 9v x 1 each (not included)
Size: H110 x L140 x W100 MM
With its radical walking style, this intelligent robot avoids interference. Much like a bat flies in the dark sensing its own super-sonic wave reflecting back from obstacles. Likewise, SPIDER III emits light sensor rays signaling it to change direction and continue on a new path if there are any obstacles in front. It gives signals in the form of electric pulses to alter the rotating direction of the left side motor to evade the obstructions.
"Cool" just got even cooler with the invention of SPIDER III, the third generation in a quest to offer the most advanced design and technology available. With its radical walking style, this intelligent robot avoids interference. Basic hand tools and soldering are required for assembly. When assembled, SPIDER III emits a light sensor beam; detects obstacles in its path, signaling it to change direction and continue on a new path. A bat flies in the dark sensing its own super-sonic wave reflecting back from obstacles. Likewise, SPIDER III emits light sensor rays and judges by the reflection if there are any obstacles in front and gives signals in the form of electric pulses to alter the rotating direction of the left side motor to evade obstacles.
No soldering required. Simple tool required are Philip screwdriver, long nose pliers, wire cutter, small hammer, and pen knife.
