2ATNWK1Interstellar Scout K1

Robosen Robotics Inc. Address : 15025 Proctor Ave# 113, City of Industry. CA 91748 Website : www.robosen.com Support: supportusa @robosen.us PRODUCT SPECIFICATION Robot D iagram Eye-Light Power Button START YOUR MAGICAL JOURNEY Microphone USB Port Charging Port PRODUCT SPECIFICATION QUICK START GUIDE PACKING LIST Robot X1 User Manual X1 Power Adapter X1 Data Cable X1 POWER ON Take out the robot carefully from the box and place it on a flat surface; Press and hold the power button until the device sa ys “Hello , Humanity.” INSTALL MOBILE APP Search For “K One” in the App Store (for Apple devi ces) or Google Play (for Android devices), then download and install th e application. Dimensions 176×99×349mm Weight 0.94kg Material Aluminum Alloy Frame, ABS + PC shell Servo motor 17 (Chest 1/Hands 3×2/Legs 5×2) Wireless Connection Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) 4.2 Control Method Mobile App, Voice Control External Ports DC C harging P or t, USB Type-C P ort Battery Capacity 2000mAh L ithium B attery P ack Adapter Input 100V-240V~50/60Hz 0.6A, Output DC 12V 2A QUICK START GUIDE QUICK START GUIDE CONTROL VIA APP Ensure your mobile device’s Bluetooth is On . Turn on the robot. Open the device a pp, then tap the Connection Icon located on the to p right-hand corner of the Main Page . An icon with your robot ’s unique serial number will appear. Example : “xxx-0000”. Tap on “xxx-0000” icon . Have fun controlling the robot via the a pp. CONTROL VIA VOICE Turn on the robot. Say “Hey, K One” to enter Voice Control mode. The robot will respond , “I’m here.” See the Voice Command Card for more preset voice co mmands; (NOTE: Voice control functions cannot be used while the robot is connected with the device app. Disconnect robot from the device app to use voice control.) CHARGING POWER OFF Connect one end of power supply adapter to the robot . Connect the other end of the power Press and hold the power button until the robot says , “See you next time, Humanity”. If connected via the App, tap the connection icon located on the top-right corner of the Main Page. Tap the“Shutdown K1” icon. adapter to a power outlet. The robot will say “Start to supply energy” and will start charging; The indicator light of the power adapter changes fr om red to green when the robot is fully charged. FEATURES & FUNCTIONS FEATURES & FUNCTIONS STANDING UP AUTOMATICALLY Sensors and an internal gyroscope detects the robot’s position and will automatically rotate the robot into an upright position if tilted . The automatic standing feature can be enabled or di sabled on the top-right corner of the Bluetooth Control page. VOICE CONTROL Check Voice Command Card via the app . Use voice programming to make the robot perform a series of motions . Control the robot through the app on the smart device. ACTION STUNTS The robot can perform thousands of possible actions. ROBOT PROGRAMMING Beginner Programming Mode ‒ Manual: Basic programming mode that anyone can easily get started with. The d evice’s movements can be edited by hand , recorded and combined into a series of actions. Intermediate Programming Mode - Visual: Block-based visual programming is one of the most po pular programming modes in the world. User can create and modify the robot’s actions via t he graphical user interface to create a multitude of customized actions. Advanced Programming Mode ‒ 3D: Robosen researched and developed a new type of prog ramming model, which can easily adjust each joint of the robot in real-time. Voice Programming Mode: Intelligent voice programming is an innovative program ming mode allowing the robot to execute desired movements by inputting the user’s simple voic e commands. SPECIAL FUNCTION INSTRUCTION SPECIAL FUNCTION INSTRUCTION VOICE PROGRAMMING ( NOT BLUETOOTH CONNECTED ) Say “Hey K One” to device. Wait for the device to respond “I’m here”, say “Start programming” within 10 seconds, then enter Voice Programming Mode after the robot responds with “Programming Mode has been started.” In the Voice Programming Mode, say a voice command phrase to the robot , such as “move forward” or “come back.” After saying the voice command, wait for the success prompt sound effect to indicat e that the command phrase has been input successfully , and then continue to say the next command phrase to be executed. Say “cancel” to the robot if you need to exit Voice Programming Mode. After inputting a set of voice command words, you ca n say “executing” to initiate these commands, and t he device will execute, in sequence, the motions you have programmed. Note: The device will automatically withdraw exit V oice P rogramming M ode if no commands are heard after 30 seconds . Voice command inputs have failed if you don’t hear the “success” sound effect after each command entry . o rder word, otherwise, input failed ; If voice commands aren’t being recognized, please lo g into the app and review the section on setting voic e commands. VISUAL VOICE PROGRAMMING (BLUETOOTH CONNECTED ) Open the device app and ensure that the robot has successfully connecte d with the app through Bluetooth on your mobile device, and then enter Programming Mode - Vo ice Programming; Press and hold the“Microphone” icon in the voice programm ing interface to enter the Voice-Input Interface; Then, in the Voice-Input Interface, sa“yStart progr amming” to the mobile device. After the system succ ess- fully recognizes the“Start programming” command, you can release it. At this time, the “Start program- ming” command block you just entered is displayed on the screen , which means that you can start constructing the action sequence block program you want next; Press and hold the“Microphone” icon again to enter the Voice-Input Interface, say a voice command word to the mobile device, such a“smove forward”, “come back” or “turn left”, etc. Release your hand to complete the input. If the voice command word you j ust entered appears on the screen , it means that the input is successful; If the input is not…

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Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AW 1 / 6 EUT EXTERNAL PHOTOS FRONT VIEW OF EUT REAR VIEW OF EUT Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AW 2 / 6 LEFT VIEW OF EUT RIGHT VIEW OF EUT Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AW 3 / 6 TOP VIEW OF EUT BOTTOM VIEW OF EUT Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AW 4 / 6 Adapter 1 Close-up Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AW 5 / 6 Adapter 2 Close-up Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AW 6 / 6 Type-c cable

Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 1 / 23 EUT INTERNAL PHOTOS EUT UNCOVER VIEW EUT UNCOVER VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 2 / 23 EUT UNCOVER VIEW EUT UNCOVER VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 3 / 23 MAIN BOARD TOP VIEW (WITHOUT SHIELDING) MAIN BOARD REAR VIEW (WITHOUT SHIELDING) PCB Antenna RF Chip Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 4 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 1 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 1 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 5 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 2 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 2 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 6 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 3 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 3 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 7 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 4 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 4 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 8 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 5 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 5 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 9 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 6 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 6 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 10 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 7 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 7 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 11 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 8 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 8 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 12 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 9 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 9 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 13 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 10 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 10 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 14 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 11 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 11 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 15 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 12 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 12 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 16 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 13 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 13 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 17 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 14 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 14 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 18 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 15 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 15 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 19 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 16 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 16 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 20 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 17 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 17 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 21 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 18 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 18 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 22 / 23 SECONDARY BOARD 19 TOP VIEW SECONDARY BOARD 19 REAR VIEW Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AI 23 / 23 Battery Photo (FRONT) Battery Photo (REAR)

version02 RobosenRobotics(Shenzhen)Co.,Ltd DeclarationconcerningAntennaSpecification Itisherebydeclaredthattheproduct ModelNo.:robosenK1,K1-A,K1-B,K1-C,K1-X,K1-P FCCID:2ATNWK1 fulfillstherequirementinFCCtestrelatingtotheantennatype. ThedevicespecifiedaboveconfirmstotheFCCrecommendationsfor internal antennatype(s) describedbelow: ModelNo.ofantenna: N/A Typeofantenna:PCBantenna Gainoftheantenna:-2.5dBi Frequencyrange:2402-2480MHz Themountingoftheantennaisfixedtotheradiomoduleandnootherantennashouldbeused. Companyname:RobosenRobotics(Shenzhen)Co.,Ltd Address: A2306,Bldg11,ShenzhenBayECO-TechPark,No.16,GaoxinSouthScience andTechRd.,NanshanDist. City:Shenzhen,Guangdong ZIP/Postalcode: Country: China Place:GuangzhouDate:2020-11-23 Signature

RF Exposure Evaluation for FCC ID: 2ATNWK1 Refer user manual this device is a Interstellar Scout K1, and this device was designed used in Mobile devices that the minimum distance between human’s body is 20cm. Based on the 47CFR 2.1091, this device belongs to Mobile device. The definition of the category as following: Mobile Derives: CFR Title 47 §2.1091(b) (b) For purposes of this section, a mobile device is defined as a transmitting device designed to be used in other than fixed locations and to generally be used in such a way that a separation distance of at least 20 centimeters is normally maintained between the transmitter’s radiating structure(s) and the body of the user or nearby persons. FCC KDB 447498 D01 General RF Exposure Guidance v06 Limit Devices operating in standalone mobile exposure conditions may contain a single transmitter or multiple transmitters that do not transmit simultaneously. A minimum test separation distance ≥ 20 cm is required between the antenna and radiating structures of the device and nearby persons to apply mobile device exposure limits. The distance must be fully supported by the operating and installation configurations of the transmitter and its antenna(s), according to the source-based time-averaged maximum power requirements of § 2.1091(d)(2). In cases where cable losses or other attenuations are applied to determine compliance, the most conservative operating configurations and exposure conditions must be evaluated. The minimum test separation distance required for a device to comply with mobile exposure conditions must be clearly identified in the installation and operating instructions, for all installation and exposure conditions, to enable users and installers to comply with RF exposure requirements. For mobile devices that have the potential to operate in portable device exposure conditions, similar to the configurations described in § 2.1091(d)(4), a KDB inquiry is required to determine the SAR test requirements for demonstrating compliance. When the categorical exclusion provision of § 2.1091(c) applies, the minimum test separation distance may be estimated, when applicable, by simple calculations according to plane-wave equivalent conditions, to ensure the transmitter and its antenna(s) can operate in manners that meet or exceed the estimated distance. The source-based time-averaged maximum radiated power, according to the maximum antenna gain, must be applied to calculate the field strength and power density required to establish the minimum test separation distance. When the estimated test separation distance becomes overly conservative and does not support compliance, MPE measurement or computational modeling may be used to determine the required minimum separation distance. According to FCC Part 1.1307, systems operating under the provisions of this section shall be operated in a manner the ensures that the public is not exposed to radio frequency energy level in excess of the commission’s guidelines. Limits for General Population/ Uncontrolled Exposure Frequency Range (MHz) Electric Field Strength(E)(V/m) Magnetic Field Strength (H)(A/m) Power Density (S)(mW/cm 2 ) 0.3-1.34 614 1.63 (100)* 1.34-30 824/f 2.19/f (180/f2)* 30-300 27.5 0.073 0.2 300-1500 f/1500 1500-100,000 1.0 MPE calculation formula Where: S = power density P = output power (mW) G = power gain of the antenna in the direction of interest relative to an isotropic radiator R = Separation distance between radiator and human body (cm) Test data BLUETOOTH Mode GFSK (BLE) Low Channel Middle Channel High Channel Peak Power (dBm) -1.71 -1.69 -1.70 Note: This report listed the worst case peak power value, please refer to RF test report for more details. Turn-up power Mode Range (dBm) Bluetooth -1.50-(-2.00) Test result Evolution mode Maximum peak output power （dBm） Antenna Gain (typical) (dBi): To t a l Power (mw) Distance (cm) Limit of Power Density (mW/cm²) Power Density (mW/cm²) Verdict Bluetooth -1.50 -2.50 0.398120 1 0.0001 Pass Note: 1. The Interstellar Scout K1 work frequency range used is 2400 MHz ~ 2483.5 MHz, the result close to the limit by the above formula. 2. More power list please refer to RF test report. Conclusion: RF exposure Evaluation Results: Compliance

Report No.: BL-SZ2090502-601 2 / 52 Revision History Version Issue Date Revisions Content Rev. 01 Nov. 20, 2020 Initial Issue TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 ADMINISTRATIVE DATA (GENERAL INFORMATION) .......................................................................... 5 1.1 Identification of the Testing Laboratory ....................................................................................... 5 1.2 Identification of the Responsible Testing Location ...................................................................... 5 1.3 Laboratory Condition ................................................................................................................... 5 1.4 Announce .................................................................................................................................... 5 2 PRODUCT INFORMATION ...................................................................................................................... 6 2.1 Applicant Information ................................................................................................................... 6 2.2 Manufacturer Information ............................................................................................................ 6 2.3 Factory Information ..................................................................................................................... 6 2.4 General Description for Equipment under Test (EUT) ................................................................ 6 2.5 Technical Information .................................................................................................................. 7 2.6 Additional Instructions ................................................................................................................. 8 3 SUMMARY OF TEST RESULTS .............................................................................................................. 9 3.1 Test Standards ............................................................................................................................ 9 3.2 Verdict ......................................................................................................................................... 9 4 GENERAL TEST CONFIGURATIONS ................................................................................................... 10 4.1 Test Environments .................................................................................................................... 10 4.2 Test Equipment List ................................................................................................................... 10 4.3 Measurement Uncertainty ......................................................................................................... 11 4.4 Description of Test Setup .......................................................................................................... 12 4.4.1 For Antenna Port Test ............................................................................................................... 12 4.4.2 For AC Power Supply Port Test ................................................................................................ 12 4.4.3 For Radiated Test (Below 30 MHz) ........................................................................................... 13 4.4.4 For Radiated Test (30 MHz-1 GHz) .......................................................................................... 13 4.4.5 For Radiated Test (Above 1 GHz) ............................................................................................. 14 4.5 Measurement Results Explanation Example ............................................................................. 15 4.5.1 For conducted test items: .......................................................................................................... 15 Report No.: BL-SZ2090502-601 3 / 52 4.5.2 For radiated band edges and spurious emission test: ............................................................... 15 5 TEST ITEMS ........................................................................................................................................... 16 5.1 Antenna Requirements .............................................................................................................. 16 5.1.1 Relevant Standards ................................................................................................................... 16 5.1.2 Antenna Anti-Replacement Construction .................................................................................. 16 5.1.3 Antenna Gain ............................................................................................................................ 16 5.2 Output Power ............................................................................................................................ 17 5.2.1 Test Limit ................................................................................................................................... 17 5.2.2 Test Setup ................................................................................................................................. 17 5.2.3 Test Procedure .......................................................................................................................... 17 5.2.4 Test Result ................................................................................................................................ 18 5.3 Occupied Bandwidth ................................................................................................................. 19 5.3.1 Limit ........................................................................................................................................... 19 5.3.2 Test Setup ................................................................................................................................. 19 5.3.3 Test Procedure ..................................…

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Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AR 1 / 5 TEST SETUP PHOTOS 1 Radiated Test Photo Below 30MHz-BLE 30MHz-1GHz-BLE Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AR 2 / 5 Above 1GHz-BLE Close-up-BLE Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AR 3 / 5 30MHz-1GHz-RF Above 1GHz-RF Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AR 4 / 5 Close-up-RF 2 Conducted Test Photo Conducted Test-BLE Annex No.: BL-SZ2090502-AR 5 / 5 3 Conducted Emissons Test Photo 1 Test Photo 2