◆ When he was a child, Qiu Binghui saw a paddle boat on television and made one using foam boards, toy car motors, and wheels. Written by | Qianbidao Reporter Wang Chen ►Introduction At the end of 2015, Qiu Binghui held a board meeting with seven members of RoboSpace. During the meeting, investors looked worried … Read more
The War Park series of weapons has been shared with everyone. Starting from this issue, we will share woodworking projects. I believe that after learning, with the necessary tools, you will easily create mini versions of commonly used tables and stools at home! Moreover, woodworking not only allows children to complete a project, but more … Read more
Many parents of elementary school students have questions when choosing a programming language for their children: Which one should we choose for our child, Python or C++? Is C++ more advanced than Python? Some parents are unsure about the differences between Python and C++, and without considering if their child is suitable for it, they … Read more
We are now familiar with the fact that in children’s programming education, there are mainly three programming languages suitable for children to learn: C++ aimed at the Informatics Olympiad, Scratch for beginners with no background, and Python which combines hands-on skills with thinking. Generally speaking, C++ is learned after Scratch and Python in children’s programming. … Read more
Today, I will share with you how to create a swinging robot using disposable cups. No motors or complex components are needed, sounds fun, right? This craft is suitable for children aged 5 and above, and the materials are easy to find at home. Now, let’s see how to make a swinging robot using paper … Read more
Hardware-in-the-Loop (HIL) testing is a powerful tool for validating and verifying the performance of complex systems, including robotics and computer vision. This article explores how HIL testing is applied in these fields using the NVIDIA Isaac platform. The NVIDIA Isaac platform consists of NVIDIA Isaac Sim and NVIDIA Isaac ROS. The former is a simulator … Read more
“Fault injection” is a concept often heard in the HIL community. What exactly is it? Where did it come from? What is its historical background? What does the future hold for it? Let’s start by casually looking for a couple of advertisement images online: And there’s this one: It’s a bit convoluted and not very … Read more
This robot course is suitable for teenagers aged 7 and above. The focus of robot education is to cultivate young people’s interest in robotic science, inspire their motivation to explore science, and systematically set course content according to children’s cognitive development stages.By learning microcontroller robotics and assembling robots using screwdrivers and nuts, students can develop … Read more
Scratch 3.0 is a star tool for children’s programming, loved by kids for its intuitive and easy-to-use features. However, with the rich functions and endless possibilities of Scratch 3.0, have you really grasped its essence? This article will deeply analyze the core content of the Scratch 3.0 programming tutorial for kids! 1. Scratch 3.0 First … Read more
Getting Started with Arduino: Engaging Children in Electronics and Programming Dear parents, do you want your children to learn useful knowledge and skills while having fun? Do you want them to cultivate their creativity and imagination while exploring the world? Do you want them to understand how technology works while enjoying its conveniences? If your … Read more