While experimenting, children encounter problems that they must solve in order to make something work as they expect. It turns out that they often handle it better than parents do with concerns around educational robotics. Fortunately, there is Clementoni.
From the simplest, tiny robots to advanced constructions on self-modelling chassis – here is a list of constructions designed for remote control and more.
Advances in robotics have made it possible for us to build a robot at home today, but would it be difficult to program it? Not necessarily!
Humanoid robots are designed so that they can imitate a real flesh-and-blood human being in their entire appearance, behaviour and range of activities – certainly such a prospect sounds both interesting and frightening at the same time!
Summer with robots will certainly not be boring. The article is not only for children – we will talk robotics in a way meant for readers aged 5-105.
Handy tools mounted at handy equipment? There’s nothing better at multitasking than various kinds of robotic claws, grippers ‘n grabbers.
Quick rundown on parts for robots. Fortunately a lot of them are quite universal. The beauty of mechanics can bare really amazing fruits.
Does it have to be that complicated? Let’s loosen up a bit and try a casual approach at robotics without all those terribly difficult whatevers and whatnots.
Cheer up, youngsters and parents, the possibilities are endless and growing. Get carried away with Botland educational and fun robots.
Teachers and educators – don’t fear the programming! BBC Micro:bit is here with modern education solutions.
The word “robot” brings to loose thoughts. Many of us think of a humanoid-shaped metallic egghead whereas robotic arms are something completely different.
Building a robot from scratch is not easy. There is always a part missing when assembling the mechanics. Ready-made machines a& kits, allow you to go straight to programming.
Robobloq robots rely on a strong foundation in STEM education. Leading trend and wide compatibility of solutions support educators and the development of children around the world. And all of this means a great fun, too!
It’s common to talk about skills needed for coding and programming, but today we’d like to focus on necessary equipment for it. A little software
We all have our special needs. SEN (SPE) Photon is hand down an equal start for children, parents and educators worldwide. No programming experience needed.