Easy to Assemble... Program with a PC
OWI 9762 Wao Kranius Robot Brain
for your Science Fair Projects
OWI's fourth generation of WAO programmable robot kits is spectacular!
WAO Cranium is a
two-wheeled robot that you can program without a personal computer. The intellectual brain consists of an 8 bit
micro-controller and keyboard with 33 tactile buttons. This bundle of brains can store up to 60 programming
steps and 30 FOR-NEXT multiplex loops.
In addition to its futuristic and powerful design, it features 6
vision sensors to see in front and below the robot. The "eyes" that enable it to see in front of itself
has two infrared LEDs and an infrared detector IC. 4 floor light sensors (CdS sensor) will enable it to
distinguish the contrast of light underneath its shell.
Dr. OWIKIT says this robot is more than just fun.
Assembling, building, and following instructions help develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination.
Because it's programmable, one has to plan ahead, think systematically and logically, develop problem-solving
skills, and will challenge you to think creatively. Easy to build, this OWIKIT Intermediate building level
robot makes a great entrant for robotic competitions, robotic workshops, robot science fair projects after-school programs, special events,
gifts, science enrichment camps, and classroom activities.
Specifications
Power Source: AA battery x 2 pieces & 9v x 1 piece (not included)
Power usage: Max approx. 780mA | Elec Circuit Operating approx 100ma | Sleeping 1.8mA
Battery duration: Approx. 2 hrs (continuous operation) | Elec circuit approx 2.5
Size: Body W145 x H85 X L140 mm | Weight 420g (w/o batteries)
Experiments and Topics with the OWI 9762 WAO Kranius Robot
Learn the basic principles of microprocessor control.
Program an on-board microprocessor controller.
Gain experience using infrared sensors.
What does a microprocessor do?
Identify WAO's microprocessor inputs and outputs.
What is the purpose of sensors or control?
Background information for research report....
Definition of programmable.
Definition of reporgrammable.
Definition of responsive robot.
Definition of ROM and RAM.
Experiments and Topics for the Kranius PC Interface
Computer enry allow the programmer to edit and save programs on a disk. Stored programs can then be downloaded from
the computer to the robot.
Design Problem Programming.
Identify a problem to be solved.
Identify any limitations, restrictions, and specifications regarding the problem.
Select the best solution.
Try the solution.
Improve the solution.
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