Every Microduck comes with the robot, one battery, a USB-C cable and a game controller, so you can play the day it arrives. The three optional packs cover longer sessions, development work and play. Here is how they compare.
| Pack | What is inside | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Microduck Charger Pack | Dual battery charger and two extra batteries. | $39.00 |
| Microduck Dev Pack | 3 spare motors, 5 motor cables, 2 batteries, dual charger, 10 NFC tags, Hugging Face credit, screwdriver and screws. | $119.00 |
| Microduck Accessory Pack | 2 rollers for skating, a ball, a laser pointer, an NFC polaroid and 10 NFC tags. | $39.00 |
Charger pack: for longer play
One battery runs the robot for about an hour. The Charger pack adds a dual charger and two more batteries, so one can charge while the duck keeps going. If you only buy one pack, this is usually the one.
Dev pack: for people who train and test
Training your own policies means a lot of falls and a lot of runtime. The Dev pack includes everything in the Charger pack plus three spare motors, five motor cables, ten NFC tags, Hugging Face credit for training, a screwdriver and spare screws. It is the pack for classrooms, labs and anyone planning to push the robot hard.
Accessory pack: for play
Two roller attachments unlock the roller-skating move. A ball, a laser pointer, an NFC polaroid and ten NFC tags give the duck things to chase, kick and react to.
Which one should you get?
- Playing at home: Charger pack and Accessory pack.
- Developing or teaching: Dev pack. It already includes the charger and batteries.
- Gift: robot and Accessory pack.
Packs ordered together with a robot are discounted. Build your setup.