Getting Started with the CyberPi Educational Competition Kit
Thank you for choosing CyberPi Educational Competition Kit. If you are using this kit for the first time, we recommend that you read this guide carefully to get the most out of it.
1. Unpack and check
Make sure the following parts are included in the kit. If there is any missing part, contact our after-sales service or distributors.
2. Learn about the main components
| Name | Quantity | Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| CyberPi | 1 | For technical information on CyberPi, see CyberPi. |
| For the operation guide of CyberPi, see CyberPi Operation Guide. | ||
| Pocket shield | 1 | For technical information on pocket shield, see Pocket Shield. |
| Servo MS-1.5A | 1 | For technical information on servo MS-1.5A, see Servo MS-1.5A. |
| Ranging sensor | 1 | For technical information on ranging sensor, see Ranging Sensor. |
| Multi-touch sensor | 1 | For technical information on multi-touch sensor, see Multi-touch Sensor. |
| Angle sensor | 1 | For technical information on angle sensor, see Angle Sensor. |
| Fan | 1 | For technical information on fan, see Fan. |
| Dual shaft TT motor | 1 | For technical information on dual shaft TT motor, see Dual-Shaft TT Motor. |
| LED strip (1 m) | 1 | For technical information on LED strip, see LED Strip (0.5 m and 1 m). |
3. Explore beyond
There is a wide range of peripherals that can be added to CyberPi to bring your ideas to life. Contact us if you want to take them home.
You can also find more technical information from our CyberPi Series User Manual.
4. About the competition
MakeX is an international robotics competition and education platform that promotes multidisciplinary learning within the fields of science and technology. It aims at building a world where STEAM education is highly appreciated and where young people are passionate about innovation by engaging them in activities such as exciting robotics competitions, STEAM carnivals, tech events, and educational conferences.
MakeX Spark is a creative event for young people aged 6-13 years. It comes in two forms: online event and onsite event. Contestants are encouraged to use a variety of materials to design and build their projects. Through project-based learning, contestants enhance their imagination and creativity; through critical thinking and real-world problem research, they improve their cross-disciplinary problem-solving skills. Also, contestants' expression and teamwork skills can be enhanced through project demonstration.
To view information about registration, entry requirements, and available competitions, visit www.makex.cc/en or contact us by email: makex_overseas@makeblock.com (overseas)
makex@makeblock.com (China)
5. Online support
If you encounter any product quality issues or find any parts missing when you open the package, contact us for after-sales services at support@makeblock.com.
We would also appreciate it if you could give us your feedback on the product at cyber.list@makeblock.com.
6. More information
Introduction to the CyberPi Educational Competition Kit Introduction to the 2024 MakeX Competitions and Kits mBlock 5 Online Help mBot2 Operation Guide CyberPi Operation Guide mBlock-Python Editor Online Help Python API Documentation for CyberPi