DJI’s RoboMaster S1 tank might be the funnest way to learn to code

DJI’s RoboMaster S1 tank might be the funnest way to learn to code
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2019-6-12 05:36

Everyone knows DJI for its drones and gimbals, but its newest device is a little more grounded. The $499 RoboMaster S1 is a tank-like remote control rover packed a wealth of movement options, a dextrous gimbal, a variety of sensors, and a blaster that shoots gel beads.

It’s a remote control robot that’s meant to be as educational is it is fun – and from the 30 minutes or so I spent playing with it last week, that is a whole lot of fun. Core to the S1 are its Mecanum wheels, a design that allows a robot to move in any…

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