Khan Academy: Bit Zee Bot: 3. Bit Zee Bot Introduction

In this video we take a quick a look at some of the parts we used to make Bit-zee. Although we highly recommend you create your own Bit-zee using parts from products that people would otherwise throw away. [3:46]

In this video we create and wire Bit-zee's bumper switches for a Bit-zee Bot. [9:48]

In this video we show you how to create Bit-zee's fenders out of hair dryer motor mounts and we also take you through how to mount the hair dryer motors in Bit-zee's frame. [10:02]

Bit-zee Bot goes to school! See students interacting with their final robot creation. [2:22]

In this video we create and wire Bit-zee Bot's tri-color LED eyes. [7:30]

This video shows how Bit-zee's shell was modified to allow space for the bumper switches. [3:01]

Bit-zee is a project designed to inspire students to explore math and science. It was created from everyday items (a hair dryer, tap light, alarm clock, digital camera, and a universal remote). See the following link for help with the...

In this video we attach Bit-zee's bread board. [3:07]

In this video we show you how and where to create the mounting holes in BIt-zee's Lexan base for the arduino, batteries, camera, on/off switch and wire routing. [5:30]

In this video we show you how to attach and wire the L-298 motor controller board to Bit-zee's frame. [6:33]