UBTECH - Jimu AstroBot Kit

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The UBTECH -Jimu AstroBot kit  You can assemble one of three robots with this Lego-like kit, each fully mobile and equipped with an infra-red sensor to help it detect and interact with its environment. Best of all, it can then be programmed using the child-friendly block-programming app, opening limitless opportunities.  It costs (£190).It is a user friendly,entertaining , it also helps to make user creative ,logical,curious.

It is made by UB TECH which was founded in 2012. UBTECH is a globally leading AI and Humanoid Company.Since 2008,UBTECH has sucessfully consumer Humanoid robots,robots for buissness use and Jimu robot and breakthroughs made in several digital servos,the core part of humanoid robots.In 2016, UBTECH robotics has surpassed 1 billion valuation and became and became unicorn startup company.

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