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Marty the Robot V2
Educational
Robotical

Marty the Robot V2

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Marty the Robot brings coding to life with a humanoid design that can walk, dance, wave, and even chat.

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Marty the Robot V2 is a humanoid educational robot designed to make learning coding and STEM engaging and accessible for students of all ages. Its unique walking mechanism and interactive sensors allow for hands-on exploration of robotics and programming concepts, from block-based coding to Python and ROS. The robot is highly customizable and expandable, supporting various sensors and 3D-printed parts.

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Verified manufacturer MSRP: USD 449.00. Confirm configuration, taxes and shipping.

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How much does Robotical Marty the Robot V2 cost?
Verified manufacturer MSRP: USD 449.00. Confirm configuration, taxes and shipping.
What are the known specifications of Robotical Marty the Robot V2?
Runtime: 2.5 h · Degrees of freedom: 9
What are the alternatives to Robotical Marty the Robot V2?
Comparable catalog models: Makeblock mBot Ranger, Makeblock mBot2, Sphero RVR+, Wonder Workshop Dash.
Is Robotical Marty the Robot V2 still sold?
Current availability is not verified. Confirm sales and stock with the maker.

Specifications

Runtime
2.5 h
Degrees of Freedom
9
Battery
Rechargeable battery

Use cases

  • •Education
  • •Coding and robotics learning
  • •Research and higher education

SDKs & programming

MartyBlocks JrMartyBlocksROS
Languages:
ScratchPythonJavascript

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