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Summary
* 100percent compatible with block toys
* Modular robot that can express all of its actions
* Mobile App to freely control the robot's movements
* Provides a fun, easy-to-learn coding software app for mounts
* Advanced tools for children (age 8 to 16) to create their own creative robots
Functions
-Bluetooth connection
-By providing modules that can be rolled, rotated, and angled, you can create robots that express the movements that users want.
-With Bluetooth connected, the robot can be controlled in a game format using smart mobile and smart tablet.
-By using MAUNZI's original coding training program App, children can be trained in robot control and can be used as a programming educational tool to learn the actual JAVA language.
* Modular robot that can express all of its actions
* Mobile App to freely control the robot's movements
* Provides a fun, easy-to-learn coding software app for mounts
* Advanced tools for children (age 8 to 16) to create their own creative robots
Functions
-Bluetooth connection
-By providing modules that can be rolled, rotated, and angled, you can create robots that express the movements that users want.
-With Bluetooth connected, the robot can be controlled in a game format using smart mobile and smart tablet.
-By using MAUNZI's original coding training program App, children can be trained in robot control and can be used as a programming educational tool to learn the actual JAVA language.
Company Profile
Game Character Startup Other
Goldrabbit Co.,Ltd.
Goldrabbit is a company that develops robots for the future. Robots are a technology-intensive area where hardware and software technologies are converged. We will continue our research to make life safer and more convenient in the future. They're not just building play robots, they're studying real-life products. From play to education to life, we conduct very wide studies. We will do our best to predict future situations, ranging from basic science to cutting-edge science Please look forward to it. We can make it.
