What do I need for KaiLab?

What do I need for KaiLab?

To use KaiLab...

You will need

  • KaiLab robot kit
  • Internet access (you’ll need your IT to whitelist Kai’s networks)
  • 1 x Android, iPhone or iPad (this is for Kai’s Eye robot tracker and can be an older device with just WiFi)
  • Floor space around 6’ x 6’ 
  • User Guide 

Students will need

  • PC, Chromebook or iPads

Optional

  • Oculus Quest VR 1,2,3  (to view the 3D virtual environments)

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