1. Do I have to install the mLink browser plug-in to use the mBlock 5 Web version?

Yes, you need to install the mLink browser plugin for the mBlock to run on your browser. It is recommended using the Chrome browser for the complete functions of mBlock.

Note: If the installation failed, turn off the firewall or anti-virus software and try again.

2. Is mBot2 compatible with Lego bricks?

Yes, mBot2 and Codey Rocky support Lego pins, which means they can indirectly support Lego bricks through these pins. They do not, however, directly support Lego bricks.

3. Do the following kits include batteries: HaloCode Standard Kit, mBot2, CyberPi Innovation Add-on Pack, and CyberPi Go Kit?

The HaloCode Standard Kit (P1030065) includes 3 dry batteries.
The mBot2 (P1010132) include a built-in lithium-ion polymer battery.
The CyberPi Innovation Add-on Pack (P5010083) does not come with a battery, which is typical for add-on packs.
The CyberPi Go Kit (P1030156) is equipped with a rechargeable lithium-ion battery.

4. Do you have any printable line-following map files for mBot2?

Sure, you can click mBot2_Map to download the PDF file.

5. Any components that can be shared between mBot and mBot2?

Please refer to the following chart for detailed information.