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Adeept PiCar-Pro Compatible with Raspberry Pi Robot Kit Programming 2-in-1 Robotic with 4-DOF Robotics Arm, Electronic DIY Smart Car Kit for Teens Adults for RPi 4B Model 3B 3B+

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  • 🍁2 Versions: 1 is with robotic arm, 1 is with light, you can build the 2 versions as you want. (robotic arm is included)
  • 🍁Project super starter kit comes with aluminum alloy car body (the upper layer and robotic arm are acrylic sheet), strong four-wheel drive, and expansion boards which compatible with Raspberry Pi. ★NOTE: RPi board NOT include.
  • 🍁Multiple functions: object motion following, tracking, real-time transmission video, ultrasonic obstacle avoidance, etc. Combined with various functions, you can play all kinds of interesting games with your friends,such as a wonderful car racing show.(App support iOS and Android).
  • 🍁Great for any skill level — whether you’re a pro, enthusiast, or a beginner, assembling your new robotic car kit will help you learn to create circuits, program sensors and actuators, learn about the Internet of Things (IoT) and get hands-on programming, coding, electronics and robotics experience.
  • 🍁【Tips:】RPi board is NOT included!!! Before assembling the robotic arm ,You need to buy it by yourself,Otherwise you will have no way to proceed with assembling the robotic arm. Thank you for your understand.Instructions steps: Adeept (On the side of the box you will find the address )> Learn > Ctrl+F > ADR019; Video Steps: Adeept > videos > Ctrl+F > PiCar Pro. if a parts are missing ,or technical issues. Please contact us,We will reply you within 24 hours.Thank you.

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Adeept Picar-Pro Compatible with Raspberry Pi Programming 2-in-1 Car Robot with 4-DOF Robotic Arm,Electronic DIY Robotics Kit Gift for Teens & Adults

smart car kit

Adeept Picar-Pro Robot Car Kit

Picar-Pro is an educational and fun kit based on compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 3 model B B+ , and it is also a smart electronic teaching aid for different people's learning needs. The overall structure is simple and easy to assemble. Compared with similar robot kits, Picar-Pro has added camera, robotic arm, light, more interesting possibilities for your experiment.

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Real-time Video Transmission

The robot car kit can transfer the real-time images taken by the RPi camera to a remote computer.

Robot designed Compatible with Raspberry Pi

2 Versions:

  • 1 is with robotic arm, 1 is with light, you can build the 2 versions as you want.

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Product Details:

Robot Kit
robot car kit
Product Highlights:

  • 2 different types of robots
  • DIY for creation for aged 12+
  • Add problem solving skills
  • Improve logical thinking

The two-degree-of-freedom camera

2 dof camers head is controlled by two servos, rotating from 0 to 180 degrees in the horizontal direction and from 0 to 180 degrees in the vertical direction.

Easy to install & learn:

  • Video Instructions
  • Source Code
  • Basic Phyton Tutorial
  • Easy to start from Zero

  • Open Source Code: Python and entirely open source
  • Supported Models: RPi 4 / 3B+ / 3B
  • The two-degree-of-freedom camera
  • Powered by 2x18650 batteries(NOT included)
  • RPi board is NOT included
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  • Wheel, Servo, LED and so on
  • Customer reviews

    3.6 out of 5 stars
    3.6 out of 5
    69 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the toy figure for its learning capabilities. They say it's a great car to learn Python and Robotics. However, some customers have reported missing parts and instructions.

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    4 customers mention4 positive0 negative

    Customers find the toy figure a great learning experience and a good car to learn Python and Robotics. They also say it's rewarding to do so.

    "...this car (it has some very tiny screws and nuts), it is also very rewarding to do so...." Read more

    "Great learning experience. Still playing with it." Read more

    "Great car to learn Python and Robotics..." Read more

    "Great Learning Product..." Read more

    9 customers mention3 positive6 negative

    Customers are mixed about the instructions. Some mention that the instructions are great and there are lots of videos on YouTube if they have questions. However, others say that they do a poor job with the assembly instructions, with steps that aren't labeled and don't tell you the parts needed.

    "Instructions are not for the faint of heart. You’ve gotta love this kinda stuff to stick it through and get it working." Read more

    "Arrived well packaged and in excellent condition. Has great instructions and lots of videos on YouTube if you have questions...." Read more

    "Parts are missing and no assembly instructions . Unless you are pro and can order missing parts please dont buy this item ." Read more

    "the instructions are so difficult" Read more

    5 customers mention0 positive5 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the missing parts in the toy figure. They mention that it arrived missing half of the aluminum parts.

    "Parts are missing and no assembly instructions . Unless you are pro and can order missing parts please dont buy this item ." Read more

    "...The roughest part for me is I am missing pieces. There's 2 ""L" type aluminum alloy" pieces that I'm supposed to have and don't...." Read more

    "...if these kits come pre-assembled, but mine did with extras, DAMAGED with missing parts!! Also, good look building this no instructions...." Read more

    "...spending hours setting up to be stopped dead in your tracks with missing parts." Read more

    Great company and product!!!!
    5 Stars
    Great company and product!!!!
    I just wanted to let everyone know that has been on the fence about buying the PiCar Pro, to just go for it!! I bought this for myself (a kid of 55). Although it takes some effort and patience to build this car (it has some very tiny screws and nuts), it is also very rewarding to do so. I learned a lot about how robots operate (servo motors, DC motors, LED lights, etc...). It took me a weekend to build, because I also added onto it. Rather than using the webpage to control its movements, I used a game controller that I connected to the Raspberry Pi (see below for more details). I highly recommend Adeept due to their excellent customer service!! I had a few parts that broke when I installed them (not sure if it was a force issue or not). Adeept promptly replied to my email and sent out the parts that I mentioned to them. Before I got these parts, I found that one of the servo motors didn't work properly. Rather than sending me another motor, they sent me a whole new kit! Now that is customer service!!! I highly recommend buying from this vendor.To add a Game Controller to the car, I used an EasySMX PS3 controller found on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KV7B2CG). I also installed AntiMicroX on the Raspberry Pi to map the keyboard keys to the various controls and buttons. For instance I set all of the arm functions to the two joysticks (I, J, K and L to the left and U, O, P and ; to the right joystick). I set the steering (A and D) on the gamepad. And finally I set forward and reverse thrust to the triggers (for W and S). Eventually I found that the joystick controlled the steering much better, so I swapped the left joystick functions for the gamepad functions.Initially, I had this all working on of my laptop with the game controller's USB receiver plugged into it. However I found that the controller stopped controlling the car after it got about 30 feet from my laptop. I then proceeded to add AntiMicroX to the Raspberry Pi and plugged the controller directly into the Pi itself. I found that as long as the car was within 30 feet of me, the controller would continue to control the car. I also added a 6" USB extension cord (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CJG2ZYM) and cable tied it to the back of the car, facing up to turn it into a makeshift antenna and also if the car moves in reverse, it won't bump and damage the USB receiver.To do all of this, I found that I had to learn how to make the Raspberry Pi run headless. What I did was put two shell scripts into the AutoStart folder (under /home/pi/.config/autostart. NOTE: If the autostart folder doesn't exist, you will need to create that folder) this caused AntiMicroX and also Chromium to automatically run upon boot. Chromium was needed in order to run the Adeept Bot Controller webpage directly on the Pi. Being that these two files were sorted in the folder alphabetically, it ran AntiMicroX first and then Chromium. This was important because the webpage needs to be in the foreground in order for the controller to work.I then needed a way to properly stop these programs remotely. If you just switch off the power or perform a shutdown, it can corrupt Chromium. I found that if you just shut it off, Chromium kept asking in a pop up window if I wanted to restore the previously viewed webpage and waited for a response. Whether I clicked restore or cancel it just kept popping up and I couldn't get rid of it. I googled the solution for this to no avail. The only extreme way I found to get around this, was to restore the OS and start over from scratch. Now what I do is use MobaXTerm to remote in from my laptop and pkill both AntiMicroX and Chromium first before running shutdown. That seemed to do the trick. No more pop ups!! There may be a better way to do this, but I also am new to Linux. :)
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    I just wanted to let everyone know that has been on the fence about buying the PiCar Pro, to just go for it!! I bought this for myself (a kid of 55). Although it takes some effort and patience to build this car (it has some very tiny screws and nuts), it is also very rewarding to do so. I learned a lot about how robots operate (servo motors, DC motors, LED lights, etc...). It took me a weekend to build, because I also added onto it. Rather than using the webpage to control its movements, I used a game controller that I connected to the Raspberry Pi (see below for more details). I highly recommend Adeept due to their excellent customer service!! I had a few parts that broke when I installed them (not sure if it was a force issue or not). Adeept promptly replied to my email and sent out the parts that I mentioned to them. Before I got these parts, I found that one of the servo motors didn't work properly. Rather than sending me another motor, they sent me a whole new kit! Now that is customer service!!! I highly recommend buying from this vendor.

    To add a Game Controller to the car, I used an EasySMX PS3 controller found on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KV7B2CG). I also installed AntiMicroX on the Raspberry Pi to map the keyboard keys to the various controls and buttons. For instance I set all of the arm functions to the two joysticks (I, J, K and L to the left and U, O, P and ; to the right joystick). I set the steering (A and D) on the gamepad. And finally I set forward and reverse thrust to the triggers (for W and S). Eventually I found that the joystick controlled the steering much better, so I swapped the left joystick functions for the gamepad functions.

    Initially, I had this all working on of my laptop with the game controller's USB receiver plugged into it. However I found that the controller stopped controlling the car after it got about 30 feet from my laptop. I then proceeded to add AntiMicroX to the Raspberry Pi and plugged the controller directly into the Pi itself. I found that as long as the car was within 30 feet of me, the controller would continue to control the car. I also added a 6" USB extension cord (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00CJG2ZYM) and cable tied it to the back of the car, facing up to turn it into a makeshift antenna and also if the car moves in reverse, it won't bump and damage the USB receiver.

    To do all of this, I found that I had to learn how to make the Raspberry Pi run headless. What I did was put two shell scripts into the AutoStart folder (under /home/pi/.config/autostart. NOTE: If the autostart folder doesn't exist, you will need to create that folder) this caused AntiMicroX and also Chromium to automatically run upon boot. Chromium was needed in order to run the Adeept Bot Controller webpage directly on the Pi. Being that these two files were sorted in the folder alphabetically, it ran AntiMicroX first and then Chromium. This was important because the webpage needs to be in the foreground in order for the controller to work.

    I then needed a way to properly stop these programs remotely. If you just switch off the power or perform a shutdown, it can corrupt Chromium. I found that if you just shut it off, Chromium kept asking in a pop up window if I wanted to restore the previously viewed webpage and waited for a response. Whether I clicked restore or cancel it just kept popping up and I couldn't get rid of it. I googled the solution for this to no avail. The only extreme way I found to get around this, was to restore the OS and start over from scratch. Now what I do is use MobaXTerm to remote in from my laptop and pkill both AntiMicroX and Chromium first before running shutdown. That seemed to do the trick. No more pop ups!! There may be a better way to do this, but I also am new to Linux. :)
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    My dog found a new friend. My dog will run circles around it while I drive around the apartment. We have a doggie door that the arm can lift and together they plan escapes to the balcony.
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    1.0 out of 5 stars Not 4 wheel drive, missing parts, tutorial not work with software downloads...
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