Permissions, on iOS.
Bluetooth permissions are managed in the iOS settings. The app’s Settings screen reminds you where to find them.
iOS Settings → Microduck → Bluetooth
Little robot.
Big personality.
Your move.
Connect your robot with a session code, check its status and get its four actions in an interface full of personality.
Explore the appIn the app
Three screens. The essentials, no detours.
Each screen has its role: connection, robot status, settings. The four commands stay within reach.
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01
Connect your robot
In Connect, enter the session code and tap CONNECT. After three failed attempts, the robot closes the session.
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02
Check on it
In Canard, see its name, battery and health. REFRESH asks the robot for an updated status.
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03
Pick an action
STAND UP, START, STOP or REST: the four commands are available in Canard, keeping the robot in sight.
Before you start
The right reflex before it moves.
The robot moves. Stay alert.
Keep the robot in sight, clear a space and follow the hardware instructions. Don’t start an action if the environment poses a risk.
Before each action: check your surroundings.
We answer
A quick word before you start?
The useful answers to understand the app, without a long manual.
How do I connect my robot?
Open Connect, enter the robot’s session code, then tap CONNECT. The default code shown is 000000; check the code for your session.
What can I see in Canard?
The robot’s name, battery and health, plus the commands STAND UP, START, STOP and REST. The information depends on the connection to the robot.
Where do I change Bluetooth access?
In the iOS settings. The app’s Settings screen has a Permissions shortcut and reminds you that iOS manages this access.
Can this site control the robot?
No. This mini-site presents MicroDuck, the iOS app. The connection and commands described are used in the app, not from this page.
Get to know MicroDuck.
Discover the three screens and the app’s getting-started path.
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