Kosmos Solar bots

This cool transformer demonstrates the power of our sun with its solar cell and four individual bases. Thanks to the easy plug-in system, the bases can be effortlessly switched, allowing the Solar Bot to roll, crawl, drive, or walk as desired. But how does a solar cell actually work? And what are renewable energies? You can find these and other exciting pieces of information in the illustrated step-by-step guide. Tip: If you have a halogen lamp or light bulb on hand, you can also test your robot indoors during bad weather. This experiment kit from Kosmos is a clever gift for children aged eight to twelve, providing lasting fun and introducing them to basic concepts in physics and technology.

This little bundle of energy rolls, crawls, drives, or walks using the power of the sun. Once assembled, the KOSMOS Solar Bot can click onto four different bases, allowing it to move in various ways. And all of this without batteries, as a solar panel and a gearbox ensure that solar energy is harnessed and converted into motion. But how does a solar cell actually work, and can the robot be used indoors during bad weather? The illustrated step-by-step guide reveals this and many tips and tricks. Thus, this experiment kit for children aged eight and up combines basic knowledge of physics with extra-large building and play fun.