'Programmable robot' presentation slideshows

The Past, Present, and Future of Robotics

The Past, Present, and Future of Robotics. CMSC 479/679 May 3rd, 2010. 1400 BC. Babylonians develop the clepsydra, a clock that measures time using the flow of water. It's considered one of the first "robotic" devices in history. For centuries, inventors will refine the design. 322 BC.

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Robotics Courses

Kidobotikz offers the finest Robotics Courses. The courses are complemented with the high-quality robotics parts. You can purchase high-quality robotics parts online. You can build your own robot at the end of the session. https://kidobotikz.com/

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603 A DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE ROBOT

603 A DIGITAL PROGRAMMABLE ROBOT. OVERVIEW: BASED ON CONCEPT OF PLC. IS PROGRAMMABLE USING A KEYPAD. POWERED BY A 9 VOLT BATTERY. INSTRUCTIONS CAN BE PROGRAMMED INTO MEMORY IN A SEQUENCTIAL FASHION. OPERATING FREQUENCY(SPEED) CAN BE VARIED USING A CLOCK CIRCUIT.

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Students Can Learn to Build and Code a Robot at Almost Any Age with Robolink

Building and programming a robot kit can help students not only learn to code, but also develop transferable skills such as problem-solving and creative thinking. With 11 provided configurations for Rokit Smart and many more build options, students are only limited by their imagination and creativity. After building their robot kit, they can program the bot to do anything from simple mechanical motions to fighting in a sumo ring with another bot. Should they go into a STEM career, these skills are transferrable, helping get a leg up on the competition.

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CS101 - Scribbler

CS101 - Scribbler. Jordan Ryle Drew Kuokka Gryphon Boss Ahmed Yacoob. The Problem.

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Your students can learn STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) concepts and how to program a robot with the Rokit Smart programmable robot kit from Robolink. They can design, build, and program their own robot, with 11 provided build plans. Beyond the plans, builds are limited only by their imagination. With STEM concepts trending in the job market, your students will learn skills they can use to get a leg up in college and their career.

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