Wooden Assembly Kit Remote Control Car, STEM Educational Toy

DIY wooden educational STEM kit “Remote Control Car”. This model is more focused on modern technologies and is designed to spark children’s interest in robotics and wireless communication. The kit is suitable for children and students who want to learn the basics of engineering, robotics, and electronics.  Features: This is a construction kit, toy, and educational tool all in one. The radio-controlled car is an engaging building set designed for young inventors. It combines mechanical construction with fun remote control operation. The open-frame design allows children to see the internal mechanisms, making it easier to understand how energy is transferred from the motor to the wheels. The set includes electronic modules (microchips). A remote control assembled by the child brings the car to life. Children can drive and control their own created model on smooth surfaces. During assembly, children develop fine motor skills, patience, critical thinking, and self-confidence. Made from high-quality, non-toxic wood. The wooden parts are smooth and durable, and they can be varnished or painted in your child’s favorite colors. The stable construction is suitable for play and educational activities. Easy assembly: simple and clear instructions allow children to assemble the toy with minimal adult supervision, making the kit suitable for independent work or activities together with parents. STEM (Science + Technology + Engineering + Mathematics) is an educational approach that integrates science, technology, engineering, and mathematics into a unified learning model to prepare the younger generation for the rapidly developing world of technology. This model is an excellent gift for children who love technology, cars, and hands-on challenges. It is also suitable for schools and educational institutions where simple, reliable, and clearly functioning teaching models are needed.  Working principle: The main highlight of the model is its remote control electronics. The transmitter module (inside the controller) is a small microchip with an antenna that converts the child’s button presses into radio signals. The receiver module (inside the car) is a microchip that receives the signal sent by the controller and controls the motor. This is the part that allows the car to be operated remotely. Signal transmission: children learn how commands from the controller are sent to the car through invisible waves. Circuit control: children learn that electrical current can be controlled by a microchip, which sends commands to the motor. Systems thinking: children understand that the transmitter (controller) and receiver (in the car) must work together for the car to move. Educational value: children gain practical knowledge of wireless signal transmission, electrical circuits, and how electrical energy is converted into movement through gears. Purpose: learning at home, in the classroom, and for project-based activities.  Technical specifications: Material: high-quality non-toxic laser-cut wood; metal; plastic. Power supply: 4 x AA 1.5V batteries (not included). Dimensions: 140 x 80 x 55 mm. Box dimensions: 261 x 165 x 55 mm. Weight: 134 g.  Kit includes: Wooden model parts. Motor. 2 x battery holders (BATTERIES SOLD SEPARATELY). Transmitter module. Receiver module. Wires. Rubber band. Screws. Screwdriver. Antennas (metal wires with springs). 4 rubber wheels, metal axles, and gears. Manual.  Recommended age: children aged 8-10 years and above.  Attention: contains small parts, keep away from children under 3 years old.