Special features - Software

• The eXperiBot Blockly app from Cornelsen is the visual code editor that makes programming with the eXperiBot tangible.
• Specially developed for school lessons, the app provides pupils in grades 5 up to the A-levels with an exciting introduction to the world of programming.
• By dragging and dropping the graphical code blocks, programming can be learnt easily and intuitively.
• Different learning levels allow a didactic reduction of the selection options to suit the respective level of knowledge of the pupils.
• The simple choice of language encourages interdisciplinary teaching - programming can be carried out in German and English.
• The programmes can be displayed in block view or in Python, i.e. the app is also suitable for use in higher classes.

Special features - hardware 

• 2 multi-sensors for control by: Light, colour, distance, gyro
• eXperiBot Explorer is ready for programming in 9 steps. 
• Can be easily expanded with additional plug-in modules such as the Grabber (gripper), the Twister (rotating element), the Pivot (joint), single motor, various small parts and LEGO^® bricks  

The set also includes 

• Charging cable 
• USB Bluetooth dongle
• instructions for assembly and programming
• Programming projects

Technical specifications

Powerbrain
Operating life: sufficient for several teaching units or a project day.
If used continuously with all power-consuming modules, the utilisation time is approx. 3 hours.

Operating systems
Windows, macOS, Android, iOS
Available in the app stores for Windows and macOS computers as well as Android and Apple tablets.

• 1 - Project Avoiding obstacles

  experiment "Project Avoiding obstacles"

  Let the eXperiBot explore your classroom.
  In order to do this, it must be able to avoid obstacles. The eXperiBot can detect obstacles with the Multisensor. When the sensor detects an obstacle, it should avoid it by reversing. Otherwise, it should keep travelling forwards.

  
  
• 2 - Project Following lines

  experiment "Project Following lines"

  In order to drive along predetermined routes, the eXperiBot is able to use the Multisensor to follow a line drawn on the ground. This can be created using black felt pen on light cardboard or dark tape on light flooring.

  
  
• 3 - Project Interactive pet

  experiment "Project Interactive pet"

  Imagine if you could give commands to the eXperiBot with hand movements! This is called gesture control.
  You can use it to build a robot pet that always obeys you.

  
  

• 1 × Storage box, red 430x330x99 mm
• 1 × Carton for storage box, 481x425x107