Description: From JCM inVentures.com
The CYBUG KIT is designed to behave and appear insect-like, and has full obstacle avoidance and reversing motors.
The robo-organism is nocturnal ( most active at night ) and can be configured to be photo-tropic ( light seeking ) or photo-phobic ( light avoiding ). A quick adjustment of the potentiometer causes the CYBUG to behave aggressively as a predator, or timid and slow moving like a herbivore. No two CYBUG are exactly the same and you will come to recognize the unique characteristics of each!
Description: From JCM inVentures.com
The CYBUG SCARAB Predator Module ( HBF-2 ) contains a sensitive Infra-red receiver board for the "attacking" CYBUG and a 40 kHz IR emitter"scent" board for the prey CYBUG.
Description: From JCMinVentures.com
The HBF-1 HUNGER instinct gives your CYBUG herbivore behavior! It continually monitors the energy level of it's battery/energy source and causes the robot to be attracted to light when hungry ( where a feeding station may be found ) or attracted to the safety of the dark when it needs no recharging.
Description: From JCM inVentures.com
This unique kit is both ornamental and instrumental! The SUNFLOWER will continually rotate, looking for the brightest light source it can find, much like a flower rotates to face the sun. Forever twisting and twitching, the CYBUG SUNFLOWER gathers the maximum solar energy which may be sent to a feeding station for nourishing SOLARFLYS and SCARAB CYBUG's
Description:
The Photopopper is a light-seeking, obstacle
avoiding BEAM Robot. This kit utilizes very small
high-efficiency motors in combination with new circuitry to
make a very active solar powered robot capable of covering a
meter (3.3 feet) distance in under 2 minutes!
Description:
The SolarSpeeder 1.1 is a very quick Solaroller that can cover 3 meters (10 feet) in under 40 seconds in direct sunlight.These little speed-demons use our special high-efficiency1701 Namiki pager motors, and utilize the same updated Solarengine technology found in our PhotoPopper 4.2 Photovore. Simple to construct and a blast to watch in the sunlight!
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