A showcase of new technologies on the CS-STEM Network
Check out our virtual robotics curriculum, machine learning simulator, and co-robotic games!
The Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy provides Virtual EV3 and Virtual SPIKE Prime curricula that allow students to follow along using a coding environment and virtual robot built right into the web pages of the CS-STEM Network. This Technology Showcase includes sample activities from the full curricula. More details are available at the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy website.
In the Machine Vision Primer, you'll learn how Machine Vision can be integrated into robotics systems to automatically perform tasks such as image detection and quality control.
Program your co-robotic partner to help you as you play the Player-Programmed-Partner Games!
The Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy provides Virtual EV3 and Virtual SPIKE Prime curricula that allow students to follow along using a coding environment and virtual robot built right into the web pages of the CS-STEM Network. This Technology Showcase includes sample activities from the full curricula. More details are available at the Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy website.
In the Machine Vision Primer, you'll learn how Machine Vision can be integrated into robotics systems to automatically perform tasks such as image detection and quality control.
Program your co-robotic partner to help you as you play the Player-Programmed-Partner Games!
Iris Rover Challenge with VICE Virtual Robot
This badge is a sample activity from the full Coding and Computational Thinking with a Virtual Robot curriculum. In this activity, you will learn how to program the movement of a virtual robot from directly within your web browser while completing challenges themed after the real-world Iris Rover from Carnegie Mellon University.
Virtual SPIKE Prime Coding - Iris Rover Challenge
This badge is a sample activity from the full Coding and Computational Thinking with Virtual SPIKE Prime curriculum. In this activity, you will learn how to program the movement of a Virtual SPIKE Prime robot from directly within your web browser while completing challenges themed after the real-world Iris Rover from Carnegie Mellon University.
Programming with Virtual SPIKE Prime
Role of the Programmer
Introduction: Iris Rover
Lesson: Moving Forward
Mini-Lesson: Proportional Relationships
Mini-Challenge: Sequential Movements
Lesson: Turning in Place
Mini-Challenge: Turn Around the Craters
Big Idea: Planning and Behaviors
Activity: Introduction to Pseudocode
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Virtual EV3 Coding - Sensabot Challenge
Try out the new in-browser virtual robot and complete the Sensabot challenge.
Machine Vision
Learn how Machine Vision can be integrated into robotics systems to automatically perform tasks such as image detection and quality control.
Player-Programmed-Partner Games
In Player-Programmed-Partner Games, you play alongside a collaborative robot (aka "cobot") that you can code to suit your playstyle and accomplish the goals in the game.