SMRRF 2026 Kit

Thank you for picking up a RoboPad kit at SMRRF 2026! On this page you'll find all the information you'll need to get setup like we were at the event.

The kit itself is build around the RoboPad, assembled onto a breakout board that we call the EduBoard. In order to find out more about the RoboPad, checkout the user guide and the rest of this wiki. The RoboPad can be configured to do quite a few things, but by default it is configured to just drive two brushed motors using a simple tank-drive control scheme - this should be enough to get you started, before you begin taking steps to make more complex bots!

Before you start, we recommend that you register your product; in doing so, you'll be able to choose to sign up for firmware updates and general product updates, should you want to. These are the best ways of keeping up to date with information on the latest RoboPad firmware releases and feature updates.

Kit Contents

The kit itself only accounts for the electronic components - everything you need to build a simple 2-wheel robot. However, if you took home parts on the day, you may have additional 3D printed parts that house these components.