UGOT is a modular educational robotics kit that offers a wide range of functions and can be transformed to create seven different robots.
With a modular design and button-locking system, UGOT is easy to assemble and disassemble, allowing great flexibility in configurations and learning scenarios. A single kit makes 7 robots: quadruped, engineering vehicle, wheeled and legged robot, transformable car, spider robot, self-balancing car, and Mecanum wheeled car.
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Thanks to a powerful central processing unit (Cortex-A55 CPU and ARM G52 GPU), UGOT boasts advanced artificial intelligence, offering functions such as gesture, posture, face, text and object recognition.
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UGOT is also compatible with open-source components such as Micro Bit, Arduino, and Raspberry Pi, and includes a Python SDK to enable further development, making it a flexible tool for STEM learning and creative projects.
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Users can control UGOT via a dedicated app that enables two-way voice communication and commands from a first-person perspective. The UGOT app also features AI-based interactive games and 3D assembly steps to facilitate assembly. Users can control UGOT via a dedicated app that enables two-way voice communication and first-person perspective commands. The UGOT app also features AI-based interactive games and 3D assembly steps to facilitate assembly.
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U-Got boasts powerful artificial intelligence features, including facial recognition, image and text recognition, as well as compatibility with ChatGPT for advanced conversational interactions. Users can program the robot using user-friendly graphical interfaces or the Python language, offering flexibility for beginners and experienced programmers alike.
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Battery :
With a 2600 mAh battery, UGOT can operate for around 2.5 hours before needing to be recharged. By integrating ChatGPT, UGOT can also respond to voice commands to act as an intelligent personal assistant, enriching educational interactions.
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Additional features :
Additional features include 360° voice recognition, motion sensors for stabilization, and the ability to add various sensors to customize applications, such as obstacle tracking or course challenges.
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