Freenove Tank Robot Crawler Kit 🤖
Programmable Robotics Kit for Raspberry Pi 5/4B/3B+/Zero 2 W
Important: This is a DIY assembly kit. Raspberry Pi board and batteries are NOT included. Detailed digital tutorial and Python code are provided via free download.Overview
Learn programming and robotics with this versatile crawler-tracked tank robot. Featuring a robotic grabbing arm, ball tracing, and line tracking capabilities, this kit is perfect for STEM learners, hobbyists, and Raspberry Pi enthusiasts who want a hands-on build-and-code experience.
Key Features🦾 Grab & Move
Robotic arm can pick up and transport small objects using the built-in gripper mechanism.
🎯 Ball Tracing & Line Tracking
Advanced sensors allow the robot to trace a ball or follow a line autonomously.
📱 App & Remote Control
Control via the free Freenove app on Android, or from a Windows/macOS/Raspberry Pi OS computer.
🐍 Full Python Code Included
Comes with a complete downloadable tutorial and Python source code to customize your robot's TypeCrawler / Tank TracksCompatible WithRaspberry Pi 5, 4B, 3B+, 3B, 3A+ (recommended); 2B, 1B+, 1A+, Zero 2 W, Zero W, Zero 1.3 (extra parts needed)Control MethodsFreenove App (Android), Computer (Windows/macOS/Raspberry Pi OS)Programming LanguagePythonPower Requirement2 x 3.7V 18650 rechargeable battery (not included)IncludedRobot chassis parts, tracks, arm/gripper assembly, circuit board, cables, hardwareNot IncludedRaspberry Pi board, batteries, battery chargerProduct ImagesFAQDoes this include a Raspberry Pi board?
No, the Raspberry Pi board is not included. You will need to purchase one separately.
Do I need to assemble this kit?
Yes, this is a DIY kit requiring assembly. A detailed digital tutorial with step-by-step instructions and Python code is available for free download.
What batteries are needed?
Two 3.7V 18650 rechargeable batteries plus a compatible charger are required, but not included.
How do I control the robot?
You can control it using the free Freenove Android app, or from a computer running Windows, macOS, or Raspberry Pi OS.
