In this day and age, having programming skills can open new doors of opportunity. Educational robots are wonderful tools that can teach you programming in a more interactive fashions. Here are 6 iOS controlled drawing robots for STEM education:
Scribit: an app controlled drawing & writing robot that can create drawings on glass and plaster in various colors. It writes in 8 colors.
Mould King 13181 Plotter: a building blocks kit that comes with everything you need to build a drawing robot. It has 3088 pieces and 4 modes, including drawing & writing.
iBoardbot: this app controlled whiteboard writes and draws. It has an open API so you can develop your own solutions for it. It is powered by Arduino.
Artie Max: a coding and drawing robot with 3 interchangeable markets. It can be programmed in Blockly, JavaScript, Python, and C++. It works with a WiFi connected tablet.
WeDraw Eggy: another cute drawing robot for kids. It can teach kids how to write numbers. It also shows them how to draw an animal while the robot provides background information.
Line-ups Robot: this app connected robot can produce what you draw on your tablet. It can be used on any writable tablet. You can use it to receive drawings from others. It is compatible with a variety of platforms.
These robots are not only capable of drawing things but can teach kids a thing or two about programming. Have you tried any of these?
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