Kosmos Solar bots

With its solar cell and four individual bases, this cool quick-change artist shows just how much power there is in the sun. Thanks to the child's play plug-in system, the bases can be changed effortlessly and the Solar Bot rolls, crawls, drives or walks as desired. But how does a solar cell actually work? And what is renewable energy? This and other exciting information can be found in the illustrated step-by-step instructions. Tip: If you have a halogen lamp or light bulb to hand, you can also try out your robot in the children's room when the weather is bad! This experiment kit from KOSMOS is a smart gift for children aged eight to twelve, providing long-lasting fun and initial knowledge of physics and technology. This little bundle of energy rolls, crawls, drives or runs with the power of the sun. Once assembled, the Solar Bot from KOSMOS can be clicked onto four different bases and can therefore move in a variety of different ways. And all without batteries, because a solar panel and a gearbox ensure that the sun's energy is utilised and converted into movement. But how does a solar cell actually work and can the robot also be used in the children's room in bad weather? The illustrated step-by-step instructions reveal this and many other tips and tricks. This experiment kit for children aged eight and over combines initial knowledge of physics with extra building and playing fun.