Here is another STEM robot that teaches your kids the basics of coding with visual programming. The Q-Scout can be built in about 20 minutes and programmed with Scratch 3.0. It can follow lines and avoid obstacles. Users will be able to use the Robobloq app to interact with the robot.
Kids can program the robot using their smartphone or through Arduino IDE. The Q-Scout robot has an Arduino Uno microcontroller, LEDs, buzzer, sensors, and everything you need to get started.
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