mBot Neo Coding | Encoder Motor - Making Shapes | How to program mBot Neo (mBot2) | Makeblock Robot
Beginner robot programming using Makeblock's mBot2, also called mBot Neo. In this lesson we use encoder motor blocks to move Neo to make basic shapes.
This series of free kids coding lessons and project ideas teaches basic computer programming concepts, computational thinking, and robot sensor usage. MBot coding uses blocks to build the code. Blocks are good for beginners of any age, as they allow all the concepts to be learned much more quickly than traditional text based coding. Lessons will build on each other as new skills are learned.
The code is developed in the Makeblock app, mBlock, which can be run from a browser or downloaded and installed from https://www.mblock.cc/en/
mBlock uses Scratch 3.0. More about Scratch can be seen here: https://scratch.mit.edu/
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This is from Makeblock's website, https://education.makeblock.com/mbot2/
"mBot2 is powered by CyberPi, an educational microcontroller enhanced with network capabilities, built-in sensors and much more. mBot2 is designed for students to carry out interactive and smart lessons that are engaging, fun and reflecting real-world applications with cutting-edge technologies, including robotics, AI, IoT and Data Science. With mBlock’s enhanced coding learning experience, mBot2 allows students and educators to begin with the block-based coding approach, and seamlessly transition into object-oriented coding with Python, all in the same environment."
