By Russell Barnes. Posted
We've teamed up with PiBorg to offer our readers the chance to win MonsterBorg and ThunderBorg robot kits.
The MonsterBorg can be programmed as a self-driving robot, used for education about self-driving systems, or raced around the garden as an RC off‑roader. It also makes a great platform for hacking about with robots by adding extra sensors or servos.
It's also the robot used in Formula Pi and the recent Rolls-Royce #RaceYourCode event.
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The Dicemaster 2000
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Build a robot explorer in The MagPi magazine issue #143
Science smart rovers packed with sensor equipment and powered by Raspberry Pi
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