Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Professor E shows how to use RoboScratch to act out a scene from an animated movie. She also demonstrates how to save and load workspaces within RoboScratch, so that multiple characters can be programmed without losing the progress made on the first character.
JD is a humanoid (human-like features) educational robot that uses two legs for bipedal movement, a camera to see, and LEDs in the eyes to form expressions. It's appearance inspires kids to innovate and apply their own personality on to the robot to enhance learning and creativity. The humanoid uses the free EZ-Builder software, a powerful and versatile robot platform, that teaches programming and other coding aspects. The modular design allows students to build real-world robotic applications, without the limitations of traditional educational robot platforms.
Building the Humanoid - youtube.com/watch?v=Rm4H5y_RLVY
Learn more at ez-robot.com
Professor E shows how to use RoboScratch to act out a scene from an animated movie. She also demonstrates how to save and load workspaces within RoboScratch, so that multiple characters can be programmed without losing the progress made on the first character.
JD is a humanoid (human-like features) educational robot that uses two legs for bipedal movement, a camera to see, and LEDs in the eyes to form expressions. It's appearance inspires kids to innovate and apply their own personality on to the robot to enhance learning and creativity. The humanoid uses the free EZ-Builder software, a powerful and versatile robot platform, that teaches programming and other coding aspects. The modular design allows students to build real-world robotic applications, without the limitations of traditional educational robot platforms.
Building the Humanoid - youtube.com/watch?v=Rm4H5y_RLVY
Learn more at ez-robot.com
