Robotics Laboratory Mio Robot 64957

Thanks to its two infrared sensors, the new Mio Robot does not get stuck and follows your hand like a real hound.

You can simply use the microphone to give commands by clapping your hands, while the printed circuit board on the back of the robot is used to program the rotator.

There are 2 game modes from the free app; coding mode to learn the principles of block-based programming and use gestures, sounds and lighting effects

real time mode to control.

You can enable the robot to draw with its pen grips, and you can use its magnetic arms to pick up small coins or light metal items such as paper clips.

You can program it to remove it.