The game-changing robotics toolset, which includes all the power of Raspberry Pi, is a long-awaited addition to the pi-top product range. Read the reviews!
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Robotics Kit powered by the Raspberry Pie launches at CES 2021
Already billed as one of the “coolest” new computer devices of last year by Microsoft’s Jeff Teper, the pi-top [4] Robotics Kit will be officially launched on Monday at the first-ever virtual edition of CES.
The pi-top [4] has already become a popular portable computer amongst the making community and in schools worldwide since it was launched in 2019. Makers and pupils alike are able to create a wide variety of electronics projects using an ever-expanding range of kits and accessories. These include a ‘bento box’ of components including LEDS, buzzers, connectors and sensors, the pi-top FHD Touch Display and Bluetooth Keyboard. Read more
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Raspberry Pi-powered Robotics Kit makes its entrance at Consumer Electronics Show (CES)
The game-changing robotics toolset, which includes all the power of Raspberry Pi, is a long-awaited addition to the pi-top product range with a strong replica of LEGO Technik. It works when plugged into pi-top [4], the world’s first Raspberry Pi 4 powered, go anywhere, do anything computer.
Combined with the new pi-top [4] Robotics Kit, the makers can go one step forward in their creations – thanks to the device’s electronic components, for example, servos, motors, and a wide-angle camera. The kit itself is made of sturdy metal-made plates and brackets that snap together with rivets with a limited number of configurations. Read more
