Take your robotics projects to the next level with Alpha Set D, a hands-on, screen-free programming kit designed to enhance interactivity and enrich coding experiences. With motors, sensors, and new command cards, this expansion set empowers kids to explore robot programming without relying on computers or digital devices.
Important: Alpha Set D is an expansion and must be used together with Alpha Set A.
Key Features
- Advanced Electronic Accessories
- Medium Motor: Large torque, biaxial output, compact, quiet, and durable
- Photoelectric Sensor: Automatic recognition, quick response, analog data transmission, strong anti-interference
- IR Receiver: Automatic signal detection, wide reception angle, stable signal, indicator light
- Speech Recognition Module: Offline voice support, auto wake-up, high recognition accuracy
- IR Remote Controller: Multi-function buttons, stable signal, energy-efficient, compact
- 59 Command Cards in 9 Categories
Kids select, arrange, and scan command cards with the OID module to control their robots, developing logical thinking and programming skills in a screen-free environment. - High-Quality Building Materials
- 51 building blocks, 350+ accessories
- Precision-engineered, soft touch, and visually appealing
- Screen-Free Programming
Using card-based programming, children learn coding fundamentals without digital devices, creating an intuitive understanding of logic, sequence, and robotics.
Curriculum Overview – 16 Lessons
Alpha Set D courses follow a Project-Based Learning (PBL) model, guiding kids through robot building and programming tasks:
- Unit 1 – Fun Machines
Build simple robots and learn the basics of IR receivers, speech modules, and photoelectric sensors.
Projects: Ball-Throwing Robot, Hazard Avoidance Robot, Sled Dog, Radar Car - Unit 2 – Interactive Performance
Explore creative robots and understand sensor applications in various scenarios.
Projects: Electric Guitar, Animated Emoticon Robot, Drama Stage, Passionate Drummer - Unit 3 – Creative Coding
Learn to program robots using command cards for motors, sensors, and color modules.
Projects: Gorilla, Little Saving Assistant, Cuckoo Clock, Basketball Shooting Machine - Unit 4 – Dynamic Robots
Build robot figures with various actions, reinforcing previous programming knowledge and fostering creative design.
Projects: Ball Holding Robot, Bell-Striking Robot, Jump Rope Robot, Knight Duel
Materials & Packaging
- Material: ABS and other durable plastics
- Packaging: Color box + plastic box
- Weight: Approx. 1.3 kg
- Recommended Age: 6+
Educational Benefits
- Enhances creativity, imagination, and logical thinking
- Promotes hands-on STEM learning and problem-solving
- Builds programming skills in a fun, screen-free environment
- Develops understanding of human-machine and environment-machine interaction
Included Learning Resources
- Step-by-step building manuals
- Tutorial videos for each project
- Teaching slides and lesson plans to guide instructors
- PBL-based curriculum enabling progressive skill development
