TTS is a leading supplier of educational resources and classroom technology, known for the Bee-Bot robot, sensory learning tools, and STEAM instructional materials.
TTS (TTS Group) is a premier provider of educational resources, supplying schools, nurseries, and early years settings with innovative learning tools. Part of RM Resources, TTS specializes in developing products that spark curiosity and creativity in children. Their extensive portfolio includes the award-winning Bee-Bot a Bot Glas programmable floor robots, designed to introduce coding and computational thinking to young learners.
Beyond robotics, TTS offers a wide range of curriculum-supporting resources, including sensory rooms, outdoor learning equipment, and literacy aids like the Big Point Recordable Buttons a Byrddau Gwneud Marciau Goleuedig. With a focus on hands-on, interactive education, TTS products are found in classrooms worldwide, helping educators deliver engaging lessons in STEAM, literacy, and mathematics.
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Turn the Bee-Bot power off. Use the provided USB cable to connect the charging socket on the robot to a PC, laptop, or USB plug. The eyes will glow solid red while charging and solid green when fully charged.
Flashing red indicates a low battery; solid red means it is charging; solid green indicates it is fully charged. White glowing eyes indicate the robot is powered on.
Defnyddiwch lan, damp cloth to wipe the boards clean after use. This ensures a clear surface for the next activity and maintains the quality of the illuminated surface.
While designed for outdoor use, the buttons are not completely waterproof. They should not be submerged or left exposed to heavy prolonged water contact.
If your Bee-Bot drifts, calibration may be required. Older models use manual calibration steps, while newer issues might require consulting the specific video guides on the TTS website or contacting support if issues persist.