Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Robot Overlord DJ Sures and Professor E demonstrate how to use glyphs to tell a robot how close or how far away it is from an object. They will show how to get the robot to respond to the glyphs by moving forward or backward.
Six is a hexapod crawler robot that has six legs available for movement. It's unique movement style allows kids to innovate and find their own way to make the robot move, and presents a unique challenge for inspiring innovators. The hexapod 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.
AdventureBot is a wheeled robot that uses two continuous rotation servos to facilitate movement. It's speed and durability allows students to quickly roll around and play games, either cooperatively or competitively. Th adventure bot comes with a camera on top for remote control, and the ability to add a flipper on the front. The adventure bot 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.
Roli is a rover robot that can navigate difficult terrain and surfaces. It's treads allow for smooth, consistent movement, over any terrain, and the arms give it a hand up if the treads are insufficient. It has a camera mounted on to a movable neck, and a removable cup holder for storing drinks or other items. The rover 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.
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 Hexapod - youtube.com/watch?v=0cKnZqX2XkM
Building the AdventureBot - youtube.com/watch?v=vMRMBzFLaio
Building the Rover - youtube.com/watch?v=Zn1Q2gQpEw8
Building the Humanoid - youtube.com/watch?v=Rm4H5y_RLVY
Learn more at ez-robot.com
Robot Overlord DJ Sures and Professor E demonstrate how to use glyphs to tell a robot how close or how far away it is from an object. They will show how to get the robot to respond to the glyphs by moving forward or backward.
Six is a hexapod crawler robot that has six legs available for movement. It's unique movement style allows kids to innovate and find their own way to make the robot move, and presents a unique challenge for inspiring innovators. The hexapod 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.
AdventureBot is a wheeled robot that uses two continuous rotation servos to facilitate movement. It's speed and durability allows students to quickly roll around and play games, either cooperatively or competitively. Th adventure bot comes with a camera on top for remote control, and the ability to add a flipper on the front. The adventure bot 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.
Roli is a rover robot that can navigate difficult terrain and surfaces. It's treads allow for smooth, consistent movement, over any terrain, and the arms give it a hand up if the treads are insufficient. It has a camera mounted on to a movable neck, and a removable cup holder for storing drinks or other items. The rover 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.
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 Hexapod - youtube.com/watch?v=0cKnZqX2XkM
Building the AdventureBot - youtube.com/watch?v=vMRMBzFLaio
Building the Rover - youtube.com/watch?v=Zn1Q2gQpEw8
Building the Humanoid - youtube.com/watch?v=Rm4H5y_RLVY
Learn more at ez-robot.com
