Introduction to Robotics for Kids Training Course
Course Outline
Introduction to Robotics for Government
- Definition of a Robot
- Examples of Robots in Daily Life
- How Robots Sense, Think, and Act
Getting Started with LEGO® SPIKE™ Prime for Government
- Exploring the Robot Kit and Components
- Understanding Motors and Sensors
- Connecting to the Programming Environment
Building Your First Robot for Government
- Assembling a Simple Mobile Robot
- Testing Movement and Basic Control
Programming with Scratch for Government
- Introduction to Block-Based Coding
- Making the Robot Move, Light Up, and Make Sounds
- Programming the Robot to Follow Simple Commands
Sensor Fun and Challenges for Government
- Using Light, Color, and Distance Sensors
- Obstacle Avoidance and Maze Navigation
- Mini Design Challenge: Build and Code Your Own Idea
Showcase and Wrap-Up for Government
- Group Presentations and Demonstrations
- Sharing Ideas and Reflections
- Certificate Presentation and Conclusion
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
Audience
- Children aged 8 to 12 years old
- Beginner-level robotics enthusiasts for government and community programs
Runs with a minimum of 4 + people. For 1-to-1 or private group training, request a quote.
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Testimonials (2)
I feel I get the core skills I need to understand how the ROS fits together, and how to structure projects in it.
Dan Goldsmith - Coventry University
Course - ROS: Programming for Robotics
Robotics sounds very complex etc, and Richard help us see this in a more friendly way and the possibilities the tool has.
Rolando Barquero - GLAXOSMITHKLINE PHARMACEUTICALS COSTA RICA
Course - Robotics in business - AI/Robotics
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