4tronix

Introducing BitBot XL, taking the much-loved BitBot to the next level. We have made several changes, some subtle, some not so subtle, to give a much-improved experience of using and working with the BitBot.

Take your Raspberry Pi Zero out of this world with this 4tronix M.A.R.S. Rover kit which is loosely based on the Curiosity and Mars 2020 rovers from NASA/JPL, It uses the same rocker arm, bogey, and differential arm mechanism.

This affordable, ready-assembled robotics controller board is ready to accept your BBC Micro:Bit, battery power (6 to 10V) and motors of your choice to make your own DIY robot. Use a small box, ice-cream carton or similar to house everything and you can build a really affordable robot for your school, coding club or home.

Easy, simple and ready-to-go robot for your BBC micro:bit

This breakout is a simple and robust way to add ultrasonic distance sensing to your robot. Supported on BitBot XL, Pi2Go Mk2, Pi-Bug (v1.1 and later), Minibit and other 4tronix robots released from July 2019 onwards (including the Robobit Mk3, v1.3 onwards)

BitBot PRO is an advanced micro:bit robot featuring precision motor control, enhanced line following, improved sound capabilities, and InfraRed remote control, ideal for education, prototyping, and creative projects.

Upgrade your BitBot with the Talon Grabber XL PRO

An OLED module for the 4tronix BitBot XL, MiniBit and the Robobit Mk3(V1.3)

Robo:Bit Mk3 DIY Buggy for the BBC Micro:Bit. The Mk3 is very similar to Mk2 but with all the optional extras integrated (except Talon)

This neat little board plugs directly into the Raspberry Pi GPIO header and provides 2 or 4 connectors for small stepper motors

The Pi-Stop is a low cost hardware module designed to allow Raspberry Pi users to take their first steps into interfacing with the real world.