Robot interface for the Hanz inventor lab

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The advanced robotic build kit is comprised of a unique servo mount and an interchangeable, reversible servo shaft adapter. This dynamic combination empowers users to convert the Hanz Inventor Lab into an incredibly adaptable robotic construction platform, maximizing flexibility. Currently in development, some discrepancies may exist with regards to the serrations inside the shaft adapter potentially not aligning seamlessly with all types of servo shafts. Educational institutions, such as schools and STEM programs, can acquire our comprehensive inventory of injection molded parts on a first-come basis. These durable components ensure reliable robotic builds. Users can expertly mount the servo housing either at a perpendicular 90° angle to the construction set's black brain part or choose a customized layout. This fundamental configuration sets the stage for creating the core structure of their robotic build project. Thanks to the adaptable design, users have the ability to employ the reversible shaft adapter and leverage the robotic arm capability by moving objects up and down across various axes, offering versatility. Alternatively, with the same reversible interface, individuals can reorient the axis for using a continuous rotating servo in propulsion-driven functions, effectively enabling them to power robots or miniature cars. The designers of this technology note that although the parts' optimal print quality has yet to be perfected on standard issue replicators, work is being diligently performed to correct the software specifications to facilitate flawless prints going forward.