ModMi for Research: Basic

3* I-Joint Module

6* T-Joint Module

2* G Terminal Module

1* F Control Module

1* F Module Base

2* Mecanum Wheel

1* Mini-Universal Wheel

5* Snake Wheel for T

1* Snake Wheel for F

2* Biped Panel

1* Mic

1* Camera

1* Infrared Tracking Sensor

1* Sound Sensor

1* Gesture Detection Sensor

1* Color Sensor

1* LED Matrix

1* RGB Light

1* Ultrasonic Sensor

1* Remote Control Sensor

1* Sensor Controller

1* Sensor Plate (32*16)

1* Camera Fixing Plate (with Modular Buckle Interface)

1* Camera Fixing Sucker

1* F Map

1* Vision Experimental Map

3* Color Block

1* DC Charger

1* Camera Shelf

1* Acrylic Plate(30-40cm)

1* Wiring for Sensor Controller

6* Wiring for Sensors

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ModMi for Research – Design for Learning and Experimentation through Secondary Development.

The Desktop Modular Intelligent Robotic System is composed of an array of fundamental modules. These include joint modules, end effector modules, control modules, and additional auxiliary modules.

Each module is self-contained and features standardized mechanical and electrical interfaces. Connecting different modules can be achieved in a mere 3 seconds. This allows users to craft bespoke robotic systems tailored to their preferences, such as manipulators, bipedal walking robots, bipedal climbing robots, two-wheeled mobile robots, and autonomous mobile robots. The Mini Bot offers a diverse range of programming methods, encompassing teach-in programming, graphical programming, and code programming. By integrating AI, students’ creativity and imaginative capacities can be effectively stimulated and nurtured.