Drive To The Line STEM Day kit for whole year group

Drive To The Line is a coding and engineering challenge to build and run an autonomous vehicle, that aims to reuse and maximise a core set of electronic and computing products as students tackle a range of engineering challenges.

This STEM activity allows schools and student teams to develop their understanding of the coding and engineering challenge in a cost-effective manner by reusing and redeploying core components. Robotics controller boards and remote control become technology investments for the schools.

3D printable and laser cut patterns will be available for schools with access to the relevant technology.

Kit Contents:

• 6 x Robotics Controller Board
• 6 x Microbit
• 60 x 360 degree servo Motors with Integrated Gearbox
• 20 x AA Batteries
  
• 5 x USB data cables
• 1 x Terminal Screwdriver
• 60 x bio-wheels

Both the control board and the game controller are compatible with the BBC Micro:Bit, 2 of which are required to run this activity.