Circuitmess Wheelson 2.0 is a DIY self-driving, AI-powered robot car. You build it yourself and learn about robotics, electronics, computer vision, and sensors (including LiDAR, thermal, and HDR) along the way. When assembled, Wheelson can be programmed, teaching you about coding. You can also control it with ByteBoi game console to add another layer of interactive fun.

Building Wheelson teaches you about robotics, electronics, and AI. You'll understand how each part of Wheelson functions by putting it together and playing with it. You'll learn about computer vision and explore how sensors like LiDAR, thermal cameras, and HDR allow the self-driving car to perceive its surroundings. After assembling it, you can use CircuitBlocks (a visual coding language for beginners) or code in Python or C++ to program Wheelson's behavior. All in all, you'll develop problem-solving skills and learn how to follow complex instructions.

Wheelson is best for ages 11 and up. It's an ideal gift for teens or adults interested in DIY electronics, coding, and robotics. It comes with complex instructions that make it challenging, but rewarding to finish. With parental assistance, children can assemble Wheelson and play with it as well.

Even though the product itself is advanced and has complex instructions, it is made in a way that anyone can build it, code it, and enjoy it. Beginners and experts alike will enjoy assembling Wheelson and coding its sensors to learn as much as possible about self-driving, AI-powered cars.

Building Wheelson typically takes around 2 hours. It's a substantial project that involves assembling various electronic and mechanical components, but that's just the beginning of the AI exploration!

Wheelson is a self-driving car, but you can also control it with the CircuitMess ByteBoi game console. Try out both options to explore all the features Wheelson has.