Curiosity Gym

Virtual Robotics

Grades 6-9 | 12 sessions | 1 hour a day

OVERVIEW

Curiosity Gym is happy to announce that even during the lockdown Period due to CV-19, Students can still be in touch with their favorite subject – Robotics using the Lego EV3 Environment. This course will be delivered through the Lego Robotics Virtual Toolkit platform for instruction. The simulation software enables students to learn and practice building a robot, programming it, and testing it – without the need of physical robotics kits.

Some of the sessions also utilise past WRO (World Robot Olympiad) challenges to be solved, this will help students prepare and participate as teams when WRO resumes. Experienced Curiosity Gym mentors will guide students to use this platform and its various modules for design and programming of robots.

TOPICS & PROJECTS

WRO Challenges

Practice for World Robotics Olympiad (WRO) by solving challenges from previous competitions across different categories.

Sumo Wrestling Bot

Build and program your robot to wrestle and knock your opponent out of the ring.

Soccer Bot

Program robots to play soccer using infrared and compass sensors to locate and move the ball into the goal post.

WRO Challenges

Practice for World Robotics Olympiad (WRO) by solving challenges from previous competitions across different categories.

Sumo Wrestling Bot

Build and program your robot to wrestle and knock your opponent out of the ring.

Clean Up Bot

There are things scattered all across the floor, can you write a code for your bot to clean them all up?

Obstacle Avoider

Learn about various sensors and program them to make your robot solve a multi-obstacle maze

Soccer Bot

Program robots to play soccer using infrared and compass sensors to locate and move the ball into the goal post.

FLL Mission

First Lego League is one of the largest robotics competitions, where you build robots that achieve points.

Clean Up Bot

There are things scattered all across the floor, can you write a code for your bot to clean them all up?

Obstacle Avoider

Learn about various sensors and program them to make your robot solve a multi-obstacle maze

FLL Mission

First Lego League is one of the largest robotics competitions, where you build robots that achieve points.

PRE-REQUISITES

  • Minimum 4 GB RAM
  • Integrated Graphics Card
  • Windows 8.1 or newer, Mac OS X – Mojave or newer
  • 64-bit Operating System

SCHEDULE

  • 12 sessions 
  • 1 hour sessions every week
  • Min quorum needed – 5 students

Ignite Your Robotics Genius with the MoonRover Competition!

Participate in the MoonRover Competition
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