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Sphero RVR+
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Sphero RVR+

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Sphero's most versatile programmable robot for STEM education and advanced robotics projects.

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Sphero RVR+ is a highly customizable, all-terrain programmable robot designed for middle and high school classrooms. It features a diverse suite of onboard sensors and an enhanced gearbox for improved torque and payload capacity. Students can program RVR+ using block-based coding, JavaScript, or Python, and expand its capabilities with third-party hardware like Raspberry Pi or Arduino.

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Price

Verified manufacturer MSRP: USD 339.00. Confirm configuration, taxes and shipping.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does Sphero RVR+ cost?
Verified manufacturer MSRP: USD 339.00. Confirm configuration, taxes and shipping.
What are the known specifications of Sphero RVR+?
Payload: 1 kg · Runtime: 2 h
What are the alternatives to Sphero RVR+?
Comparable catalog models: Makeblock mBot Ranger, Makeblock mBot2, Robotical Marty the Robot V2, Wonder Workshop Dash.
Is Sphero RVR+ still sold?
Current availability is not verified. Confirm sales and stock with the maker.

Specifications

Payload
1 kg
Runtime
2 h
Battery
Removable and rechargeable Lithium-ion, USB-C charging

Use cases

  • •Education
  • •coding
  • •engineering
  • •autonomous vehicles
  • •data-driven experiments
  • •delivery bots
  • •home security sentry
  • •environmental sensor

SDKs & programming

Sphero Public SDKSphero Edu app
Languages:
Block-based programmingJavaScriptPythonC/C++

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