robotics related projects
We have already published a preview article for TinkerGen’s new product – Cubio. It is a cute toy robot, designed to teach kids aged 4+ the programming and logical thinking. The main feature of Cubio is screen-free programming – all the lesson content is in the colorful books, you can find in Cubio’s box. And… Read More An Example Lesson for Cubio, hands on coding robot
Open source products include permission to use the source code, design documents, or content of the product. It most commonly refers to the open-source model, in which open-source software or other products are released under an open-source license as part of the open-source-software movement. Use of the term originated with software, but has expanded beyond… Read More On M.A.R.K. and Open-source
Gustavo Merckel has made some pretty cool videos with our micro:bit accessories! Gus is a Mexico based mechanical engineer & maker who also designs school curriculum & makerspaces. Did you know that our BitCar is designed such that you can lasercut your own pieces & put it together? We even share the files with you… Read More RC CAR – BitCar with BitPlayer
Since we started our Kickstarter campaign for MARK we have noticed a number of people wondering why do we have “bomb” class in common objects recognition pre-trained model. In this short blog post we’ll explain the reason for including this item and demonstrate a demo task that can be done with it – the patrol… Read More MARK Patrol and “Bomb” Disarming Task Demo
Thinklum is a robotics school which holds extracurricular classes for kids, online & offline. They were very interested in testing out the MARK robot which we are crowdfunding on Kickstarter right now! Let see some snapshots of their experience! Assembly We always find assembly videos so satisfying to watch! Traffic Sign Recognition & Line Following… Read More Thinklum explores the Make A Robot Kit
Originally appeared on instructables.com In this article we’re going to use TinkerGen’s BitCar kit to build a Micro:bit robot and control it using accelerometer on another Micro:bit board.BitCar is a micro:bit based do-it-yourself robot designed for STEM education. It’s easy to assemble, easy to code and fun to play with. The car uses two high… Read More Micro:bit Robot Control With Accelerometer
Two major trends have evolved during the last decade, when handsets and portable computers have become integral part of our lives: importance of STEM and coding education, starting from the young age and at the same time, strong pushback against young children spending too much time in front of the computer screens. The first trend… Read More Cubio, a hands on coding robot for ages 4+
In this article we will show how to use one of the Codecraft 2.5 new features, namely interactive lessons, that blend seamlessly graphical programming environment with step-by-step tutorials and valuable knowledge. To get started, go to https://ide.tinkergen.com/ , Codecraft’s main page, where you will see a great range of lessons and courses you can try.… Read More Use Codecraft 2.5 New Interactive Lessons with M.A.R.K.
Man vs. machine. Wait, it’s actually Machine vs. Machine Original article by Dmitry Maslov published on Hackster.io UPDATE MAY 2020: MARK Kickstarter Campaign is now live! In the previous article in series The Road from Line Following to Lane Following we have explored how to use computer vision to make our robocar (MARK by TinkerGen… Read More Lane Following: OpenMV and Deep Learning approaches with K210
Hajimete! Let DL pushing madness begin! Original article by Dmitry Maslov published on Hackster.io Robot-sumo, or pepe-sumo, is a sport in which two robots attempt to push each other out of a circle (in a similar fashion to the sport of sumo). The robots used in this competition are called sumobots. From Wikipedia, the free… Read More Deep Learning Sumo Robot
