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Project Genesis | Cart Analysis

Gift Configuration Analysis

You have selected a high-performance configuration. The following report analyzes the compatibility, educational value, and missing components of your current shopping cart for two intelligent 6 & 7-year-olds.

Cart Status: Functional*

Configuration is valid for a single shared advanced robot.

Excellent Choice

Q: Do I need more than one "Brain"?

No.

You only need 1 micro:bit (the brain) to run the robot. The HuskyLens has its own internal processor, but it sends data to the micro:bit. Your cart contains exactly what is needed for one robot.

Q: Will this create a workable robot?

Yes.

The Maqueen Plus V2 + micro:bit V2 + HuskyLens is a complete autonomous robotics platform. It can move, see, line-follow, and run AI models.

⚠️ Critical Missing Item

18650 Li-ion Battery & Charger

The SKU MBT0021-EN-18650 is the chassis *designed* for an 18650 battery, but due to shipping regulations, batteries are almost never included in the box.

Action: Purchase 1x (or 2x for backup) high-quality 18650 Flat-top or Button-top (check spec, usually Button-top fits best in holders) battery and a wall charger.

System Architecture

Click the components below to understand how your cart items fit together to create the intelligent system.

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Click the list on the left to see how each part functions within the robot.

Educational Roadmap

This configuration allows for immediate fun while providing deep learning potential for 12+ months.

Skill Acquisition Profile

Your nephews will be exposed to these core engineering domains.

The "Immediate Gratification" Strategy

To ensure they don't get frustrated on Christmas morning (or whenever they receive this), follow this deployment strategy. The HuskyLens is amazing but complex; the robot itself is instant fun.

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Step 1: The Remote Control Car (Day 1)

Don't code immediately. Use the Maqueen's pre-programmed ability or a simple "MakeCode" download to let them drive it using the buttons on the micro:bit or an iPad via Bluetooth. Goal: Excitement.

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Step 2: Line Following (Week 1)

The Maqueen has built-in floor sensors. A simple block of code makes it follow a black tape line on the floor. Goal: "I programmed it!"

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Step 3: The AI Eye (Month 2)

Introduce the HuskyLens. Teach it to recognize their faces (it learns with one button press). Make the robot say "Hello" (display icon) when it sees Nephew A. Goal: Advanced Magic.

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