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Robot Expansion Board
ESP32 Robot Car Motor & Sensor Shield
$34.95 AUD
Not sure which kit to choose?Check exactly what comes in the box.
Match the controller, batteries, and tools to your setup.
Read the assembly and coding guide before your first build.
Connect a compatible ESP32 controller to motors, sensors and servos through one expansion board.
Functions
- Add motor-driving connections to a robot-car build.
- Connect supported sensors and servos.
- Organise power and signal wiring around a compatible controller.
Components & hardware
Car expansion shield with motor, servo, sensor, serial and I2C connections; main controller and robot are separate.
Technology
Motor drivers plus routed ESP32 input/output connections.
How it works
The main controller supplies logic signals; the shield routes them to connected devices and provides the drive interface for motors. It does not replace the controller or provide a complete robot.
Specifications
- Kit type: Robot Expansion Board.
- Platform: esp32.
- Control and interfaces: Motor drivers plus routed ESP32 input/output connections.
- Selected option: Car shield only — controller and robot excluded.
What's included
Selected configuration and described hardware: Car shield only — controller and robot excluded. Car expansion shield with motor, servo, sensor, serial and I2C connections; main controller and robot are separate.
Exact quantities and minor accessories should be checked against the supplier's packing list before ordering.
Suggested skill level
Intermediate — check compatibility and wiring before use.
Project ideas
- Wire a compatible car's motors and sensors.
- Prototype a sensor-triggered stop.
Before you build
Confirm the controller pin layout and shield revision before ordering. The source listing describes V2, while the available photograph is marked V1.0; do not use the photograph as a revision guarantee.
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