$69.99Amazon US $69.99 as model QD032 "Robot Kit with 3MP Camera" (October 2026), the cheapest camera version found. The ACEBOTT store sells the same QD001 car plus QD002 camera pack bundle for $94.40 (list $118.00), and Amazon also sells QD001 ($56.99) and QD002 ($24.99) separately. That QD032 is exactly QD001 plus QD002 is inferred from the matching photos and specs (unconfirmed). The 8.4 V battery pack (likely two 18650 cells, unconfirmed) and a charger are not included. Year taken from the ACEBOTT store listing (December 2024).
AvailableVia SSH / web / bridgeESP32ESP32-CAMArduinoCameraMecanum wheelsWi-Fi
≤ 1 weekShipping: 1–5 days (Amazon). Sold by ACEBOTT-Robowiz and shipped from Amazon US, in stock in October 2026. The QD001 plus QD002 bundle is also sold on the ACEBOTT web store. Amazon ↗
Remote control: Sketches upload over USB. ACEBOTT's ESP32-CAM sample code starts a Wi-Fi access point and serves MJPEG video over HTTP on port 80, so a laptop script can grab frames, but whether the stock car sketch exposes drive commands to a PC is unconfirmed.
Overview
A four-wheel Mecanum car built from ACEBOTT's QD001 base kit and QD002 camera pack, with a separate ESP32-CAM board for Wi-Fi video, ultrasonic and line sensors, and an IR remote. It suits beginners who want sideways Mecanum driving and live phone video at a lower price than most camera kits, and it can later take the tank, robot arm or AI vision packs used in the ACEBOTT arm and tank kit. Code is open Arduino with ACECode blocks and 16 story-based lessons. There is no on-board object recognition, so following a cat needs a laptop detector reading the video stream, or the separate QD003 K210 AI vision pack.
Specifications
| Category | Wheeled rovers · Classroom coding cars |
|---|---|
| Released | 2024 |
| Country | China |
| Availability | Available |
| Programmability | Full SDK |
| Built-in autonomy | Reactive · Responds to its surroundings without a map, such as avoiding obstacles or following a person |
| LLM support | Possible via SDK · Open Arduino code and an ESP32-CAM board that serves MJPEG video over HTTP give an LLM something to see and drive, but ACEBOTT supplies no LLM lessons for this kit. |
| MuJoCo simulation | None found · Nothing found. |
| NVIDIA Isaac simulation | None found · Nothing found. |
| Gazebo simulation | None found · Nothing found. |
| Best for | Ages 8+ (maker rating) |
| Vision sensors | Camera, Sonar / ultrasonic |
| Actuators | DC / gear motors |
| Audio | Speaker |
| Compute type | Arduino / ESP32 / microcontroller |
| Remote control | Via SSH / web / bridge |
| Size | Not published |
| Drive | 4WD Mecanum wheels (6 cm) on 4 TT gear motors (gear ratio not stated), L293D motor driver |
| Compute | ACEBOTT ESP32 controller board on the ESP32 Car Shield, plus a second ACEBOTT ESP32-CAM board (240 MHz dual-core, 8 MB PSRAM) for the camera, linked to the car board over UART |
| Vision | 3MP OV3660 camera (Amazon lists 1024 × 768 output) on the ESP32-CAM board, mounted on a single-axis SG90 servo mount, streaming live video over Wi-Fi to the ACEBOTT phone app |
| Lidar | None |
| Sensors | Ultrasonic ranging sensor on a servo, IR line tracking sensor, IR receiver with remote, LED module, passive buzzer |
| Runtime | 8.4 V battery pack (likely 2 × 18650 Li-ion, unconfirmed, not included), about 2 hours in line-tracking mode per the Amazon listing |
| Speed | About 0.5 m/s (est.), based on a typical 1:48 TT motor at about 200 rpm and the 6 cm wheel (0.63 m/s ideal), less Mecanum roller losses |
| SDK | Arduino IDE (C/C++) sketches, ACECode block coding, Python, ACEBOTT app for iOS and Android with Wi-Fi, gyroscope-tilt and IR remote control |
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