The JetCar^™ is built from flat pack cardboard that you learn to move using code. Using the BBC micro:bit and navigating the activity map, help Binary to get to the finish via whichever route you choose.

What's in the box

• Flat pack Cardboard Jet Car^™
• Motors, wheels, montor controller board
• BBC Micro:bit single board computer
• Sticker Sheets, medal stickers
• Instruction Book
• Cardboard Standup Binary
• Activity Map
• Ping Sonar Sensor
• LED Strip
• Line Following Sensors

• Build your JetCar^™ from the flat pack pieces
• Use the glossy stickers provided to make your car flashy or colour it yourself
• Build in the electric motors, wheels and power board
• Use the micro:bit to code the car to drive around
• Use the supplied PING Sonar board for obstacle avoidance

Binary's JetCar Activity Map

Click on the map to see a full resolution version

• Use the supplied line following sensors
• Code the supplied LED strip to display different colours
• On the inside of the kit box is a design for Assault course - cut it up and use it to test your coding skills!
• See how fast you can code your car to go on a straight!

Get a kit with you very own BBC Micro:bit

Some versions of this kit include one of the latest BBC micro:bit pocket-sized computers.

• Designed by the BBC to help schools teach coding; the skill of the digital generation.
• Simply connect it to a PC or Mac using the mini USB cable supplied.
• It works with tablets and smartphones using Bluetooth.
• No complicated software needed - just write code on a web page using Block Editor.

BinaryBots^™ teach your child to code