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 * **Blue Program (Line Follower):** Your robot will glide along a black line on a white surface. Press the "tick" confirmation button again to make the robot follow the line. You can stop the robot at any moment by pressing the "X" cancel button. __The recommended size for the "black line" to follow is between 2-3 cm wide.__
 
-***The product is sensible to electrostatic discharge, observe ESD-safe handling procedures when working with it***
+***The product is sensitive to electrostatic discharge, observe ESD-safe handling procedures when working with it***
 
 Now that you have played with Alvik and have seen it moving, it is time to know more in-depth how it is built and how to get much more than the out-of-the-box experience from it.