PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Learn the principles of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) with the ROBOTIS STEM Level 1, a comprehensive introductory robotics kit geared for high-school.
The kit includes fully-colored workbooks that provide detailed assembly instructions. Alternatively, you can download the R+Design program for a preview of robot assembly and structure. Zoom in/out or rotate the 3D model to view the robot from any angle.
The kit features the following parts:
Building the ROBOTIS STEM Level 1 Example
You can build up to (7) example robots with the ROBOTIS STEM Level 1 kit:
Programming the ROBOTIS STEM Level 1 Examples
- The ROBOTIS STEM Level 1 can be programmed using RoboPlus (Windows). The kit comes with a download CD but you can download it here.
- For programming ROBOTIS STEM Level 1, you will need RoboPlus Task (Windows, Android), which is included in the RoboPlus Suite. Alternatively, you can download the new version of RoboPlus Task, R+Task 2.0 (Windows, macOS, iOS, Android).
Curriculum Guide
The ROBOTIS STEM Level 1 kit comes with (2) workbooks that are fully illustrated in color. The workbooks span (7) chapters and provide a methodological training process. Each chapter is further divided into (3) sections to cover the following lesson plans:
- Basic Phase: Students learn the scientific and technological principles behind the robot they are about to build. At the end of this chapter, there is a detailed assembly manual.
- Application Phase: Students learn the principles of robot programming and the mathematics of programming.
- Practical Phase: Students apply their knowledge to creatively solve advanced problems and configure their robots for competitions.
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