New Product: SeeedStudio

Solar botics
August 12, 2016
Seeed One Wire Temperature Sensor
$7.97

For simple and easy temperature measurement using the 1-wire protocol with a prepared DS18B20 sensor.
Adjustable IR Reflection Sensor (3-80cm)
$9.32
This panel/plate mount IR reflection sensor has a 3-80cm threshold detection range.
Grove - High Temperature Sensor
$12.02

This isn't a plain outdoor thermometer - it has a range of -50 to 600°C.
Grove - UV Sensor
$14.45
Monitor ultraviolet (UV) radiation in the 240mn-400mn range using the Grove interface system.
Grove - NFC Tag
$29.03

Near Field Communications Tag in a Grove module.
Grove - 4 Pin Locking 5cm Cable (5 Pack)
$29.03

Shorter than standard, these 5cm 4-conductor cables for connecting SeeedStudio's Grove modules together.

 

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May 16, 2005
Western Canadian Robot Games 2005!

Well, we had a fun time at this year's Western Canadian Robot Games! Especially since Solarbotics' own Grant McKee won advanced minisumo with "Ender's Wraith", and although he also placed 2nd with "S.S. Solo" (but wasn't legally able to win 2 spots), the third place bump up went to...me! Dave Hrynkiw, with 2Strong2Bad! Besides the […]

May 7, 2007
The return of the MCM...

Remember many, many moons back when Solarbotics was a young company, with just a few hacker-type objects to offer the robotics community? One of these items was the "Metal Cassette Mechanism", and was the heart of a great many Solarengine Kit. Hail the return of the almighty MCM! (Ok, it isn't as earth-shaking as all […]

February 19, 2002
Symet Workshop

Here's something to take a boo at a workshop by Tom Mair and a Grade-5 class. From his message to the BEAM mailing list: Last year I helped Mrs. Corbett's Grade 5 class build robots and we had a blast (see a review here http://www.aasland.com/hcrd.html). Well, this year we are doing it again. We're building […]

August 9, 2006
Another New Gearmotor - The GM19!

Here's a funky motor for you - the GM19! Slightly larger than the other metal gearhead series (GM11-14), and with a larger motor, this 35:1 beasty looks like a good contender for building mini-sumos or other small, speed-hungry robots! But be warned: It is a bit strange. The gearhead is mounted askew to the motor, […]

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