Kitronik Mai-Z the MouseBot for BBC micro:bit - Single Unit
We have ✅ 3 available of the KI-56130 in our Sydney warehouse. An extra 100 units available with a short lead time.
Mai-Z is a programmable robot buggy for the BBC micro:bit, designed for young coders aged 8–14. With line-following sensors, distance detection, edge sensors, programmable LEDs, and precision motor control, it teaches coding through interactive, hands-on projects.
Program Mai-Z using MakeCode's block-based editor, or use the optional Screen-Free Programming pack for unplugged coding. The motors are engineered for accurate straight-line driving, precise turns, and controlled distances.
Key Features
- Line-Following Sensors – Follow paths and tracks
- Distance Sensor – Detect and avoid obstacles
- Edge-Detecting Sensors – Prevent falls from tables
- 4× ZIP LEDs – Programmable RGB lighting
- Onboard Speaker – Sound effects and audio feedback
- Pen Holder & Scoop – Draw shapes and play games
- Precision Motors – Accurate straight-line driving and turns
- USB-C Rechargeable – Built-in LiPo battery
Programming Options
- MakeCode block-based coding
- MakeCode CreateAI (gesture control)
- Screen-Free Programming (optional add-on pack)
Ideal For
- Students aged 8–14 learning to code
- Coding clubs and STEM lessons
- Home learning and maker projects
- UK and US curriculum-aligned teaching
Specifications
- Dimensions – 117 × 105 × 45mm
- Power – USB-C rechargeable LiPo (5V, 1A charger required)
- Compatibility – BBC micro:bit V1/V2
Package Contents
- 1× Kitronik Mai-Z MouseBot
- 1× USB-A to USB-C charging cable (20cm)
- 1× A6 fold-out sheet (instructions + line-following track)
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