How Basic Can It Get? | Robotic Car 

🚗🤖 Do you want to learn how to make a cool robotic car from cardboard and some simple tools? Then this video is for you! In this DIY craft tutorial and lesson idea for teachers, I will show you how to build an easy robotic car that can move and steer using only scissors, screwdriver, nuts and bolts and rubber band.
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The electronics used is BBC Micro:Bit and two micro servo motors. This project is designed with simplicity and accessibility in mind, perfect for students 10-15 years old who want to explore robotics and STEAM concepts. You will learn how to cut and assemble the cardboard parts and how to connect the servo motors to the Micro:Bit. So grab your materials and let’s get started!
Parts list:
- one layer cardboard (easier to cut than two layers)
- BBC Micro:Bit
- Elecfreaks RingBit v2 adapter
- 2 x micro servo 360 degrees (3,3V compatible)
- paper clip
- M3 nuts and bolts (12mm long)
- rubber bands
Tools:
- scissors
- ruler
- pen
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