Ready, set go! Use the Play Function Block to compile and send your code via Bluetooth to the robot.
Make some noise! Use the Sound Function Block to decide which sound you want your robot to make.
Use the RGB Simple Function Block to control the connected LEDs. You can decide which color and which LED. The LED switches on for two seconds at a time.
Stop Halt! Use the Stop Function Block to stop the robot’s LED, motors or sound
Move it! Use the Move Motor Simple Function Block to decide which motor, which direction and how long you want your robot to move. This block uses medium activation power for the motor.
Feel that? Use the Wait Sensor Function Block to decide which sensor and what level of signal your robot should feel.
Gimme a second! Use the Wait Function Block to put delays in your programs.
Crunch the numbers! Use the Calc Function Block to add new values to your programs.
Do it again! Use the Loop Function Block to repeat any part of your program.
Set your robotic platform: Algobrix, EV3 or BRIXO
Little kids can easily navigate their robot forward, backward, turn clockwise or counter clockwise!
Little kids can easily delay their robot’s action
Set action time, from 1 to 16, and infinity. You can stack these parameter and also include values from any sensor!
Select which motor to move:A, B, C, D. You can stack these parameter to operate more than one motor at a time.
Use this parameter to set the speed of your motor. You can set the power by yourself or dynamically by reading from a sensor
Red, Green or Blue. Stack these parameters to blend any color you wish!
Select the LED you wish to light up!
Stop your motor, LED, or even sound whenever you command!
Command your robot to make sound of a car, a bell, or a cow!
Set the number of iterations, from 1 to 16, and infinity. You can stack these parameter and also include values from any sensor!
Select Which sensor you wish to track: 1, 2, 3 or 4.
Select your desired signal strength, True, and False.
Select the mathematical operation: Addition, Subtraction, Division and Multiplication
Use the result as a pointer to create new duration or Iteration for other functions.