SpherolittleBits RVR+ Topper Kit - Program Both littleBits and RVR+ in The Same Platform - Microsoft MakeCode or Micro:bit Python Editor

Name: SpherolittleBits RVR+ Topper Kit - Program Both littleBits and RVR+ in The Same Platform - Microsoft MakeCode or Micro:bit Python Editor
Brand: Sphero
Price: 194.37 GBP
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Product ID: 508722415

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Connectivity technology
HDMI
Compatible devices
Television
Brand
Sphero
Number of channels
1
Audio input
Microphone

⚡Onboard power source integration

💻Unified coding via MakeCode & Python

🛞All-terrain RVR treads mobility

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Description

🤖 Power your creativity, code your future!

ALL TERRAIN MOBILITY - Navigate any surface with RVR’s rugged treads, turning your projects into dynamic creations.
SEAMLESS POWER FUSION - Leverage RVR’s built-in battery to energize your littleBits inventions on the move.
COLLABORATIVE INNOVATION - Empower teams to split programming and engineering tasks, fostering creativity and teamwork.
UNIFIED PROGRAMMING PLATFORM - Code both littleBits and RVR simultaneously using Microsoft MakeCode or micro:bit Python editor.
INTERACTIVE IR SENSOR CONTROL - Design smart mazes and gates by syncing RVR’s IR sensors with littleBits IR remote triggers.

The Sphero littleBits RVR+ Topper Kit integrates littleBits inventions with the RVR’s all-terrain mobility and onboard power. It enables programming both devices on a single platform—Microsoft MakeCode or micro:bit Python editor—while promoting collaborative STEM learning through interactive IR sensor projects.