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There are plenty of reasons to want to learn electrical engineering. For starters, you’ll learn the fundamentals to build IRL Iron Man suits and maybe save your city from aliens. And since you’ll be acquainted with building robots, you’ll know what makes them tick and figure out how to defeat them should the world be overrun with robot overlords. Or, you know, you can just learn it for fun or to enrich your career. Whatever the case, here’s a way to familiarize yourself with electronics and engineering without dozing off: building miniature robots.
If you want to keep your hands busy, you can create your very own mini robots and copters with these kits from Geeek Club. Each one includes all the tools and parts you need to create different robots, and best of all, they’re on sale.
You can build your own mini troop of smart, roving robots with this kit that packs motors, sensors, and robotic pieces. Unleash your inner Tesla or Edison as you complete seven robots by putting together 70 parts and over 250 electric components using seven tools. You’ll not only have fun during the process, but develop hardware and electrical engineering skills, too. Normally $129, you can get it on sale for $125.95.
Ready for takeoff? This bundle lets you build an Apache cyber helicopter. As the primary designer and builder of the vehicle, you’ll learn electrical engineering with the added pressure of overcoming perilous missions. You can grab the kit on sale for $99.99 (regularly $109).
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Get ready to assemble your own anti-gravity racing vehicle with this kit. Inspired by the famous video game Wipeout, the model has enough power weapons to get in and out of any battlefield unscathed. It also boasts sleek, good looks, which of course, is constructed by you, thanks to all the included tools available. Formerly $129, it’s on sale for $119.99 for a limited time.
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With this set, you can build a heavy sniper with your bare hands. Once complete, you can include a cyberpunk robot with two legs, making it capable of walking between bombed-out craters and achieving safe passage through any wasteland or cityscape. Typically $159, it’s on sale for $149.
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Learn the fundamentals of soldering, engineering, and electronics by building the W4, a space-enabled cyberpunk-inspired scout vehicle, which can operate in both manned and unmanned modes. The kit includes everything you need to build the mini spacecraft, including a soldering iron, tweezers, and pliers. It usually goes for $139, but you can get it on sale for $129.99.
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