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The Ping))) Ultrasonic Rangefinder can be directed by a standard servo, which is attached to the Boe-Bot robot with the Ping))) Mounting Bracket Kit, to provide 180 degree object detection. This clip demonstrates how the Boe-Bot robot can be programmed to take a sweep of distance measurements, find the closest object, figure out where its center is, calculate and execute a turn maneuver to face it, go to it, and stop in front of it.
 

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Conquer the wild outdoors with the tank tread kit made to fit unto your Boe-Bot robot. This kit allows the Boe-Bot robot to climb over obstacles and go places that the normal round tread-less tires can't. The tank tread must be assembled, but is made to fit perfectly onto the Boe-Bot chassis.
 

Boe-Bot Tank with a Turret
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Related Product: Tank Tread Kit

Still accessing the versatility added to movement of the tank treads, this Boe-Bot robot also has a mounted light cannon for those tactical missions into unforgiving dark places. The turret swivels on a modified standard servo.  The turret is an employee application, and is not for sale.
 

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In this video the advanced mobility of the tank treads are used to show off an ability of the Memsic Dual-axis accelerometer, and when the Boe-Bot robot is tilted to a maximum axis the program corrects the issue so that the robot doesn't fall over.
 

The crawler attachment is an alternative to the normal round tires provided with the Boe-Bot kits, and it rather successfully converts the Boe-Bot robot into a hexapod.  The predictable steady locomotion is lost, but in its place the crawler kit provides another utility as it can also walk over protruding ground impediments; it doesn't roll over them, as with the tank tread, but instead the legs will step on and over objects in its path.
 

Follower Boe-Bot Robot (white)
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Related Product: Boe-Bot Full Kit

This follower (white) was programmed to track an object within its field of vision. It uses an infrared detector to sense objects directly in front of itself and then proceed with the following function; in the video the follower tracks a Boe-Bot robot equipped with whiskers (yellow).
 

Light Follower Boe-Bot Robot
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Related Product: Boe-Bot Full Kit

There is a light at the end of the tunnel, and this simple add-on will steer you to it.  Using a Photoresistor and some ingenuity this application could prove useful if you're ever, oh I don't know, stuck in a cave!?  Then you can send out your Boe-Bot robot to find the exit and then call for help.  It'd be pretty neat.
 

Line Follower Boe-Bot Robot
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Related Product: QTI Line Follower AppKit

The QTI Line Follower AppKit gives the Boe-Bot robot "eyes" underneath its body. These eyes can detect lines, and other distinctions on the ground, and then follow them. Line follower robots can also avoid lines, cracks, edges, or other barriers that are situated on the floor or ground space.
 

Remote Control Boe-Bot Robot
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Related Product: IR Remote Parts Kit

Control your Boe-Bot robot from the other side of the room with this IR Remote Control. Anything you can program into the microprocessor and trigger by the remote can easily be controlled with this parts kit. The directional controls are featured in this short video, but it is capable of doing much more.
 

Whisker Kit Boe-Bot Robot
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Related Product: Boe-Bot Full Kit, Whisker Wire

The whisker kit is a fairly simple tool for object avoidance. The whisker is a metal wire that can protrude from the front of a Boe-Bot robot and sense objects in its path by bumping into them. The whisker bends and connects with one of the metal receptors positioned around it, and depending on the input received the Boe-Bot robot will correct its path.  Simple, easy, and fun!