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ACEBOTT Bionic Biped Robot Kit (QD021) — build, code, and make it walk
The ACEBOTT QD021 Biped Robot Kit is a hands-on STEM robotics build designed to teach structure + motion control + programming in a fun way. It supports Arduino, ACECode (block-based), and Python, and includes 12 preset actions to help you get a “walking robot moment” fast—then you can tweak and create your own moves.
ESP32 Max 3.0 (Wi-Fi + BT) 12 Preset Actions 4-DOF Biped Walking ACECode + Arduino + Python App Remote Control
Why it’s fun (and actually educational)
12 preset actions to get started fast
Kick, tilt, follow, stamp, object avoidance, and more—great for demos and classes.
Create custom movements
Design your own walking styles and action sequences once you understand the basics.
ESP32 Max 3.0 controller (Wi-Fi + Bluetooth)
Built for connected experiments and wireless control workflows.
App control + guided lessons
Includes structured learning resources (8-lesson style tutorial flow) to teach step-by-step.
What you can build
- Walking biped robot (forward/backward/left/right movement logic)
- Action choreography (preset actions → custom actions)
- Sensor-driven behavior (e.g., obstacle avoidance style demos)
- STEM lessons on servos, linkages, balance, and control loops
Starter bundles (recommended)
- More ACEBOTT builds: explore our ACEBOTT collection
- ESP32 learning add-ons: check ESP32 boards & accessories
- Workshop ready: grab tool kits and jumper wires for easier classroom setups
Recommended add-ons
- 18650 batteries / power options (if your class needs spares)
- Servo spares (helpful for heavy classroom use)
- Parts storage box for school labs
Technical specifications
| Model | ACEBOTT QD021 (Inventor Series) |
|---|---|
| Robot type | Bionic Biped Robot Kit (4-DOF walking concept) |
| Controller | ESP32 Max 3.0 (Wi-Fi + Bluetooth) |
| Programming | ACECode (block-based), Arduino, Python |
| Built-in actions | 12 preset actions + supports custom action design |
| Learning resources | Step-by-step tutorial flow + app remote control resources |
| Recommended use | K-12 STEM, robotics clubs, home learning, makers |
Course + parts visuals
What’s in the box
- ACEBOTT QD021 biped robot kit parts (mechanical + electronics)
- ESP32 controller board
- Learning resources (tutorial files / guides, varies by batch and updated releases)
FAQ
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Is this beginner-friendly?
Yes—start with preset actions and guided tutorials, then move into custom coding when ready.
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Do I need to know Arduino already?
Not required. You can begin with ACECode (block-based) and transition to Arduino/Python later.
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Shipping in the Philippines?
Yes—this is stocked by Circuitrocks in the PH. Local shipping options show at checkout.
Manila stock. Order before 16:00 PHT, ships today via J&T or LBC. Provincial: 1–3 working days.
Schools / class POs: we accept Purchase Orders for accredited schools and universities. contact us with your PO details.
Returns: 7-day inspection window for DOA units. Email proof of issue and we ship a replacement.
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