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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 28, 2019
  • December 8, 2021

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This app allows users to control a micro:bit smart robot with various functions. It offers remote control, music playback, light customization, and different autonomous modes like line following and obstacle avoidance.

Remote control
Music playback
Vehicle light control
RGB LED control
Line following
Obstacle avoidance
Robot following
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What's New in Mbit

1.6

December 8, 2021

更新了公司邮箱地址

User reviews

Waste of time

I can not connect to my robot bluetooth is trash

Doesn’t work

It’s not working

Bad

Closes when I try to use it.☹️ just goes out of the app to my Home Screen. Would give 0 stars.

Pretty good

Pretty good the robot has a little trouble connecting but still good its a little annoying that some of it is cut off but its really fun to use

Do not buy the associated device

Completely useless. Clearly has not been tested. So much for Apple exercising quality control in the App Store.

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FAQ

What can I do with Mbit?

Mbit allows you to remotely control a micro:bit smart robot. You can play music, control lights, and switch between modes like line following, obstacle avoidance, and robot following.

What devices does Mbit support?

Mbit is available for iPhone and iPod devices.

What is the age rating for Mbit?

Mbit has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger users interested in robotics.

How often is Mbit updated?

The latest version of Mbit was released on December 8, 2021. It was initially released on January 28, 2019.

Does Mbit have ads?

No, Mbit does not contain advertisements.

What is the user rating for Mbit?

Mbit has a user rating of 2.2 stars based on 10 ratings.

Is Mbit free to download?

Yes, Mbit is available for free.

What learning methodology does Mbit use?

Mbit encourages learning through hands-on interaction with a micro:bit robot, allowing users to experiment with programming and control concepts.