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…helps kids grasp the Arduino programming language as they command their toy to navigate mazes.

– The Best Robot Toys for Building Kids’ STEM Skills, Wall Street Journal

A car moves around a track at the Zümi display that is meant to teach and educate young people on driveless car

– CES 2019: The coolest tech you have to see, USA TODAY

Zümi looks like a simple car, but it can learn to navigate routes, identify objects that can or cannot be run over, and use facial recognition to scoot towards you when you’re smiling.

– The Long Road to Autonomous Vehicles Begins with Understanding Them, Kickstarter

The best part about the CoDrone Mini is that it is a great learning tool for school-aged children... The company’s robotic kits and educational materials are designed with the educator in mind.

– Entertain and Educate the Youngsters with the CoDrone Mini, Gadget User

To best serve its customers, the company’s robotic kits and educational materials are designed with the educator in mind.

– Bringing Computer Science to Life with Entertaining and Educational STEM Robotics Kit, HostingAdvice.com

It’s a perfect way to introduce kids to engineering in a fun, accessible way.

– Eleven Ways To Have Fun, Southlake Style

By following step-by-step tutorials, you can teach Zümi different routes, as well as how to understand your hand gestures and recognise different objects.

– Zümi is a tiny self-driving car kit that teaches you AI programming, Stuff

Designed to provide a friendly and affordable self driving car kit complete with artificial intelligence, the Zümi robot can identify objects, make decisions and recognise hand gestures to follow your instructions.

– Zümi AI programmable robot hits Kickstarter, Geeky Gadgets

I’ve seen many STEM-based and robotic toys that aim to teach children the concepts of robotics through programming, but the new Zümi offering from Robolink goes the additional step by adding in artificial intelligence, machine learning and self-driving vehicle concepts.

– 4 Show Floor Takeaways from CES 2019: Robots and Drones, Oh My!, Robotics Businesss Review

Robolink outfitted the Zümi platform with ‘industry-relevant’ tools utilized in most self-driving vehicles in development — like the open source TensorFlow machine learning framework and OpenCV computer vision programming library, which is used to train Zümi to drive autonomously around the test track.

– Robolink’s Zümi AI Robotic Car Launches on Kickstarter, hackster.io

Hablamos de un robot amigable y accesible que logra que todos puedan introducirse en el mundo de la IA y los coches autónomos de forma sencilla y accesible.

– CES 2019: estos son los mejores dispositivos e innovaciones de la feria, omicrono el español

AIや自動運転技術について学べるロボットカーキット「Zümi」がKickstarterに登場し、人気を集めている

– CES 2019 The Best of Innovation受賞——遊びながらAIを学べる自動運転ロボットカー「Zümi」, fabcross

If you are a fan of drones, you may have met your match with Robolink’s CoDrone… They are designed for students who are interested in coding.

– Test out your programming chops with Robolink’s coding drone: CES 2016, CNET

The company has created Khan Academy-style three minute instructional videos students can follow to build and program a minidrone. It’s CoDrone product… was chosen as one of the top 10 most innovative products at CES by the Last Gadget Standing competition.

– Robots are coming; they’ll be programmed by 10-year-olds, CNBC

The company employs not only classroom education, but also online tools like YouTube videos as teaching methods… Hong is extremely passionate about robotics and coding in the classroom.

– CES: Beyond the tech, Mashable

A unique summer camp at North East Independent School District is hoping to inspire the next generation of engineers and computer programmers. A two-week drone camp is teaching students to build, program and fly their own drones.

– Summer camp teaches children to build, fly drones, KSAT ABC

Now you can have your drone and code it too. This drone teaches kids to code through a series of instructional videos. In no time they’re flying, navigating mazes and even doing battle, all with the student’s own code.

– 2016 Last Gadget Standing finalist, Last Gadget Standing

Those with no experience writing code need not worry. Robolink teaches the skill through a series of video lessons on YouTube. Each lesson is less than 10 minutes long, and it’s baby steps at first.

– Miniature Drone takes Teaching Code to New Heights, San Diego Business Journal

CES 2016’에서 신제품 코드론(CoDrone)으로 미디어와 투자자들의 집중 조명을 받았다…코드론은 매년 CES에서 가장 혁신적인 제품에 대해 관객들이 현장 및 온라인 투표로 선정하는 ‘라스트 가젯 스탠딩 혁신상’ 탑 10에 선정됐으며 CES를 집중적으로 다룬 IT 미디어 CNET과 매셔블, CNBC등에 상세하게 소개되기도 했다.

ドローンの楽しみといえば、純粋に飛ばすことや、迫力満点の空撮に利用することが多いだろう。

Students as young as 10 years old can learn programming using CoDrone as a medium. Robolink create educational content on their online platform to teach student snap, arduino and python.

Robolink Rokit Smart is backed by an online tutorial with instructions on how to build the robot using each design, the programming basics using Arduino software, and details on how to use the kit to build a robot for “sumo” one-versus-one competition.

You don’t need a strong technical background to work with Zumi or learn the various concepts. She comes with access to in-depth and interactive tutorials that walk you through everything from programming new functions to training her existing systems.

Quinton Gonzalez was a sophomore last school year at Roosevelt High School’s Design and Technology Academy, where an Advanced Placement Computer Science teacher told his class about a drone-building summer camp. Gonzalez, 16, didn’t need further persuasion to sign up.

Robolink, la firma que lo desarolló, trabaja en un proceso de mejora constante para que tanto el software como hardware sean fáciles de utilizar. El de lo mejor en robótica y drones.