# Unboxing Your Robot

Watch the video for your model to learn how to assemble your Hackerbot, download the app, and create your first map.

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Important Notes!

* Remove the Time of Flight covers (Hackerbot AI and greater) - There is a very small thin film of orange material protecting the ToF (time of flight) sensors during shipping. Remove this film from both ToF sensors before creating your first map.
* Watch the video in "[Hackerbot Overview](/documentation-hackerbot-industries/getting-started/what-is-hackerbot.md)" to learn how to position the charging base.
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## Hackerbot Lite & AI

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## Hackerbot AI Pro

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## Hackerbot AI Elite

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```
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```

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