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Set up and quick start guide for the DFRobot Vortex

Introduction to the Vortex robot The Vortex robot is designed by DFRobot. It’s a programmable robot based on Arduino UNO and it’s equipped with leds, different sensors and a Bluetooth module. This module allows the robot to communicate with other devices and applications. In this guide, we will show how to quickly set up your[…]
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Les langages de Thymio : VPL, Blockly, texte et Scratch

The different levels of Thymio robot programming

Thymio is a small robot you can use to explore the world of robotics and to learn the robot language. It’s designed for a large range of ages because it offers different levels of programming . This article explains the differences between the three types of programming: VPL , Blockly , Text (and you’ll know[…]
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Thymio, a robot to discover math and geometry!

Who is this exercice for? What will the pupils discover? Goal of the exercice The pupils, in pairs, will use a Thymio robot to draw a picture. The tracing of each line must be programmed by the pupils using the Timer function of the Aseba VPL software. Timer/Timer elapsed functions Timer elapsed This event occurs when the[…]
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Metabot Tutorial, see through its eyes!

In this first Metabot tutorial, we are going to show you how to customise your legged robot by adding a camera module which will deliver a video stream. That way, you will be able to see through your Metabot’s eyes! List of the necessary components for this project Here is the list of the different[…]
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“Pi/e Day” Contest

Dexter industries, renowned for bringing BrickPi to the world, is organizing a « Pi/e Day contest » to celebrate Pi Day on March 14th. The contest started on this day and you can still send your submission until 26th April 2015. To participate, simply submit an entry related to Pi (Greek letter “π”) by 26th[…]
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