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Meet The Family Each module of Sugarobots family is unique and fun to play with. Passive Modules are basic structural component of the robot. They are beautiful and stable. Some of them can output sound or lights. Putting them together will make your robot big and interesting. Passive Module Active Modules are muscles of the robot. They are cute and funky. You will find them extremely interesting in putting them together. More over, they are adaptive to sensors. Active Module Data Modules are like eyes or nose of the robot. They are capable of gathering data. They will make your robot much smarter and intelligent. Data Module Accessories can help you to extend the ability and add details to your robots. There are adaptors to fit bricks and BDS components. Accessories

Smarto Smarto is the core module of the Sugarobots family. Smarto provides power, processes data and transfer data between other blocks. Rocko Rocko is one of the active modules. Rocko can move between 0° to 140° from side to side. Moto Moto is one of the Active Modules.
Moto has two output connector rotating at the same direction which can be used for wheels or brick components. Mototo Mototo is one of the Active Modules. It is similar to Moto but the two sides of rotatable connectors are able to move towards different direction and speed. Follo Follo is one of the Passive Modules.
Follo looks like Moto but it can not move on itself. Roto Roto is one the Active Modules.
Roto is of cylinder shape and separated into to parts. The upper part can turn 0° to 180° in respect to the bottom part. Grabo Grabo is one the Active Modules.
Grabo has 3 movable fingers that can be closed or open in order to let go and grab things. Senso Senso is one the data Modules.
Senso can detect distance in front of its eyes. Senso can be used for robot to avoid obstacals Battery Battery module is one the Data Modules. Battery module can be used to provide extra power to the robot. Trio Trio is one the Passive Module.
Trio has 3 connectors that forms a triangle of 60° on each end. Para Para is one the Passive Modules.
Para has 4 connectors on each face that can be used to expand the shape of Sugarobots.

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3 Ways To Play For different level of users, we prepared 3 ways to get hands on Sugarobots. Watch Video Easy To Start ! Remote Control Remote Control Mode is prepared only for beginners. The buttons on the controller are relative to different types of Sugarobots. For example, the up and down buttons control Moto Blocks whereas left and right buttons control Rocko Blocks.
 Watch Video Interactive & Intuitive App Control To discover and explore the ' power' of Sugarobots, the App provides an interactive and intuitive interface for you. It is easy to build and control Sugarobots by following the guidance or you can customize the behavior of each module.

 Watch Video Total Control Block Coding To achieve a deeper understanding and get total control of them, you will need to drag and drop some code blocks. Don't worry, it's very interesting to follow our tutorials and you will learn about robotics and programming on the way of playing with Sugarobots.

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