Ready, set, build! Here are 5 DIY robot kits for beginners

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It's no secret the world of electronic programming or hardware development can be an intimidating field, no matter how old you are. Whether you're a young adult intrigued by the wonder of electronics and software or an adult who's eager to learn something new, here is how you can get started. Regardless of your situation, the Wacky Robots 5-pack bundle provides the perfect starter kits that are designed in a fun, cheerful way for anyone who wants to learn the basics of electronics. 

Instead of trying to listen to (and ultimately snoozing to) an 'Electronics 101' lecture, you can physically build your own Wacky Robot and let your imagination run free with the 5 unique robot shapes and Transformer-like robot names included in the bundle. All of them will have beginner-friendly kits that include the right amount of pieces, instructions, and coin cell batteries to get your robot going. These quirky robots are a simple and interesting way to open your mind to the ins and outs of electronic programming, which is useful for all ages but can be especially beneficial at a young age

With each robot having a specific name and teaching you a different skill set, you'll have five lessons and five new techniques under your belt. Here's your robot lineup: First, meet BOB, your guide to LEDs. Second, meet CAPACITRON, your guide to how capacitors work with charge and discharge techniques. Third, meet MR. BEE, your guide to intentionally unbalanced motors. Forth, meet MARV, your guide to learning the difference between a pushbutton and a switch. Lastly, meet RESISTRON, your guide to resistance and Ohm's law. 

Who said electronics have to be boring or scary? Tap into your creative side and dive fearlessly into the world of electronics with the Wacky Robots 5-pack bundle now only $49.99, a DIY project the whole family can enjoy. 

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