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Explore movement, lights and sensors with a ready-assembled coding robot. Start with visual blocks and develop more detailed programs in mBlock.
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Makeblock · Coding robots
Codey Rocky combines a removable programmable controller with a motorised chassis, so a first coding activity can begin without building the robot. Learners can make it move, display an expression or react to light, sound and colour. The onboard controls and sensors give a short program several ways to interact with its surroundings.
Start with a few visual blocks, test the result and change one instruction at a time. As confidence grows, add sensor conditions or explore Python in mBlock. Compatible construction bricks and Neuron modules can extend a project beyond the supplied robot. Its ready-assembled format makes Codey Rocky a useful starting point when the lesson focuses on programming rather than mechanical assembly.
| Brand | Makeblock |
|---|---|
| Configuration | Standard configuration |
| Power | 3.7 V · 950 mAh rechargeable LiPo battery |
| Display | Programmable LED matrix and RGB indicator |
| Sensors | Colour infrared, light, sound, gyroscope and accelerometer |
| Movement | Motorised Rocky chassis for driving, turning and line-following |
| Expansion | Compatible Neuron modules and LEGO bricks |
| Processor | Dual-core Tensilica LX6 · up to 240 MHz |
| Controller | Codey with ESP32 |
| Programming | Block-based coding and Python in mBlock 5 |
| Connectivity | Micro USB, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth |
| Construction | ABS body with removable Codey controller · no assembly required |
| Charging input | Micro USB · 5 V / 1 A |
| Remote control | Makeblock app via Bluetooth |
| Typical runtime | Approximately 1–2 hours; varies with use |
| Typical charging time | Approximately 1.5 hours |
| Product family | Coding robots |
| Applications | Code |
Standard configuration
No. Place the Codey controller on the Rocky chassis, charge the battery and follow the setup guide before starting movement activities.
Yes. Makeblock supports visual blocks and Python for Codey Rocky in mBlock.
No. Codey includes a rechargeable 950 mAh battery. Charge it using the supplied Micro USB cable and a suitable 5 V / 1 A USB power supply.
Codey Rocky supports compatible LEGO bricks and Neuron expansion modules. Additional building parts and modules are sold separately.