ACEBOTT QD001 ESP32 Smart Robot Car Starter Kit (4WD Mecanum, Arduino/ACECode)

• Omnidirectional driving – forward, reverse, strafe left/right, diagonal and rotate, by programming each wheel independently.
• Line tracking – a multi-sensor trace module follows the black tape track supplied in the kit, including branches and turns.
• Obstacle avoidance – the ultrasonic sensor sits on a servo, so the car scans left and right and picks a clear path rather than just stopping.
• Three ways to drive it – the included IR remote, the ACEBOTT app over Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, or a web control page served by the ESP32 itself.
• Lights and sound – two blue LED modules and a buzzer for indicators, horns and alarms.

Three routes, in order of difficulty: ACECode, ACEBOTT's Scratch-style block editor that runs in a browser; the Arduino IDE with ACEBOTT's libraries and example sketches; and Python. The kit comes with 16 story-based lessons that take a beginner from blinking an LED through motor control, sensors and wireless control, plus a downloadable textbook and teaching slides for classroom use.

Assembly is a proper build – acrylic chassis plates, motor brackets, standoffs and screws – with the screwdriver and cross wrench included. Allow an afternoon for a first build; the assembly video walks through every step. No soldering: all modules plug into the car shield with the Dupont cables supplied.

Each pack below attaches to the QD001 and is sold separately on its own page:

• QD002 Camera pack – ESP32-CAM for first-person video and remote driving
• QD003 AI Vision pack – K210 vision module for face, colour and object recognition
• QD004 Tank pack – swap the wheels for tracks
• QD005 Water Ball Launcher and QD006 Electric Scoring Target
• QD007 5-DOF Robot Arm – pick-and-place gripper
• QD008 Solar Energy pack – solar charging on the roof
• QD009 GPS pack – position, speed and waypoints
• QD010 Wireless Controller – PS3-style Bluetooth gamepad
• QD011 Voice Control pack – offline speech commands
• QD023 Motion-Sensing Glove – drive it with hand gestures