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== Motors == | == Motors == | ||
Roboki includes two high-quality motors that are essential for moving parts of your robotic projects. These motors provide precise control and high torque, making them suitable for various applications such as driving wheels. | Roboki includes two high-quality motors that are essential for moving parts of your robotic projects. These motors provide precise control and high torque, making them suitable for various applications such as driving wheels. | ||
'''Specifications:''' | '''Specifications:''' | ||
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=== ● Upgradeable Add-ons === | === ● Upgradeable Add-ons === | ||
Expand your Roboki kit with additional modules and accessories available separately. These add-ons can provide new functionalities and enhance your existing projects. | Expand your Roboki kit with additional modules and accessories available separately. These add-ons can provide new functionalities and enhance your existing projects. | ||
= '''<big>Roboki Lessons</big>''' = | |||
Explore a range of hands-on projects designed to enhance your understanding of robotics, programming, and automation with Roboki. Whether you're just starting out or looking to take on advanced challenges, these activities will guide you through the basics of LED control, sensor integration, and AI applications. From building a simple traffic light system to programming a voice-controlled robot, each project offers practical experience in developing real-world robotic systems. Perfect for learners of all levels, Roboki projects provide an exciting way to bring your ideas to life! | |||
{| class="wikitable" | |||
|+ | |||
!Session No | |||
!Lesson Name | |||
!Description | |||
!Video Tutorial | |||
|- | |||
|1 | |||
|Roboki Basics | |||
|In this activity, you’ll learn the essentials of hex coding and electronics by controlling LEDs. | |||
You’ll start with simple tasks like turning on a single LED and progress to color mixing with two LEDs. | |||
By the end, you’ll be able to apply these skills to create a functional Traffic Light System. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/GMsTYO7sO1s Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|2 | |||
|[[Roboki - Session 2|Switch It Up]] | |||
|Learn how to use the built-in switch on Roboki to control LED eyes of Roboki. This activity will show you | |||
how input signals can directly influence output actions, helping you understand the basics of control systems. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/TY-rwYNuuGo Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|3 | |||
|[[Roboki - Session 3|Sensor ON]] | |||
|This activity introduces you to external sensors. You’ll learn how to read sensor values and use them to | |||
control LEDs, including an RGB LED that changes color based on sensor readings. Perfect for getting | |||
familiar with sensor-based interactions. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/GxrP2RigQdc Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|4 | |||
|Spin Wheel | |||
|Build your own spin wheel game! Using a motor and the built-in switch, you’ll create a system | |||
where you control the wheel’s rotation. This activity will teach you how to control motion with precise inputs. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/RTYkt12eGUM Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|5 | |||
|Robo Car | |||
|Program a rover and take control! In this activity, you’ll code your robot to move forward, backward, | |||
left, right, and even in a circle. This will deepen your understanding of robotics and movement control. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/RO44vEbqhfQ Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|6 | |||
|Entry Guard | |||
|Set up a smart system with proximity sensors that monitor people entering and exiting a space. | |||
You’ll program it to play audio messages like “People In” and “People Out,” giving a practical | |||
experience in building automated monitoring systems. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/H7aCzDvDvGY Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|7 | |||
|Remote Controlled Car | |||
|Take control of your robot using the PLODE app’s remote control feature! You’ll be able to make | |||
the robot move in any direction, honing your skills in real-time control and app-based robotics interaction. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/BmgQX4Yhx78 Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|8 | |||
|Voice Controlled Robot | |||
|In this project, you’ll give your robot the ability to recognize and respond to voice commands using | |||
its one of a kind AI feature. Watch as your robot dances or moves based on your vocal instructions, | |||
showcasing the power of voice-controlled automation. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/IQ7Mf-_FJZc Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|9 | |||
|[[Roboki - Session 9|Wall Follower]] | |||
|Building a robot that follows a wall! You'll use a proximity sensor to guide the robot as it navigates along the | |||
wall, perfect for learning about automated navigation and environmental sensing. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/YAw4W3TXH_w Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|10 | |||
|[[Roboki - Session 10|Obstacle Avoider]] | |||
|Create a robot that can solve mazes! Using two proximity sensors, your robot will detect and avoid obstacles, | |||
developing your understanding of real-time decision-making in robotics. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/c5GBwjG4C6Q Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|11 | |||
|[[Roboki - Session 11|Follow The Line]] | |||
|In this activity, you’ll construct a line-following robot that can detect and follow a line on its course. | |||
This project enhances your problem-solving skills in robotics navigation. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/vE9JkjNse70 Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|12 | |||
|[[Roboki - Session 12|Pet Robot]] | |||
|Bring your robotic pet to life! You’ll create a robot that can detect your facial expressions | |||
and respond to your emotions. This project will introduce you to AI-based interaction. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/RF6wHmxIXKA Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|13 | |||
|[[Roboki - Session 13|Object Finder]] | |||
|Use Roboki’s AI features to build a robot that can detect objects. When it finds the certain object, | |||
it will stop its motion and point to the object's direction ! This activity will introduce you to AI programming. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/Eytkg8YAp40 Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|14 | |||
|Follow Me Home | |||
|Program a robot that uses AI to recognize different objects and adjust its direction accordingly towards the | |||
object. This activity highlights the use of AI in decision-making and movement control. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/OEY2p0vzbek Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
|15 | |||
|[[Roboki - Session 14|Hoop Master]] | |||
|Create your own interactive ball game! By using proximity sensors and motors, you’ll program the robot to | |||
detect the ball and increase the speed giving you experience in combining real-time feedback with motor control. | |||
|[https://youtube.com/WEXjZeV8-FU Watch and build now !] | |||
|- | |||
| colspan="4" |'''''Check out the Youtube Playlist for the projects : [https://youtube.com/AbpWfoV08uA?list=PLcKVhzOV2_qPGgVsOm78D1zNDUYYmHJRO Click here]''''' | |||
|} | |||
= Troubleshooting = | = Troubleshooting = | ||
= FAQs = | = FAQs = |
Revision as of 16:10, 6 September 2024
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Roboki is a fully customizable and codable robotic kit designed specifically for kids by Yudurobotics. Roboki is not just a toy; it's an educational tool that combines fun and learning, allowing children to explore the exciting world of robotics and coding. With Roboki, kids can build, code, and play with a variety of projects, enhancing their problem-solving skills, creativity, and technical knowledge.
Getting started
A Look Inside the Box:
Roboki includes a set of components in the box that can be used to enhance its functionality. The package includes:
Roboki Anatomy:
Roboki is designed with simplicity and functionality in mind, offering an intuitive layout for young learners to explore. Each part of the kit plays a specific role, from powering the robot to controlling its movements and sensors. Below is an overview of the key components and their functionalities:
Part | Functionality |
Type - C port | Used to power up Roboki |
Port A | GPIO port |
Port B | GPIO port |
SW1 | Switch 01 |
SW2 | Switch 02 |
M1 | Dc motor port 1 |
M2 | Dc motor port 2 |
S1 | Servo motor port 1 (Internal Input) |
S2 | Servo motor port 1 (Internal Input) |
Reset | Change modes / erase programs / Reset the device |
On / Off | On / Off switch |
Power port | Used to connect an external battery |
RGB Leds (eyes) | Output |
Specifications:
The technical specifications of Roboki ensure that it meets the needs of young learners while providing enough functionality for advanced robotics projects. From its precise motor controls to its versatile GPIO ports, Roboki is built to offer flexibility, power, and connectivity for various creative applications.Let's take a detailed look at the specifications of Roboki :
Specification | Details |
Dimensions | Length: _ mm, Width: _ mm, Height: _ mm |
Weight | ___ grams |
Power Input | Type-C port, 5V |
Battery | External battery, 7.4V Li-Po |
Motor Ports | 2 (M1, M2) |
Servo Ports | 2 (S1, S2) |
GPIO Ports | 2 (Port A, Port B) |
Switches | 2 (SW1, SW2) |
LEDs | RGB LEDs (Eyes) |
Reset Button | Yes |
On/Off Switch | Yes |
Connectivity | Bluetooth (via PLODE app) |
Processor | ___ MHz |
Memory | ___ KB RAM, ___ MB Flash |
Hardware:
Roboki's hardware is designed to support a variety of robotics projects with precision and flexibility. Its durable components, including motors and sensors, ensure smooth operation and enable interaction with the environment, making it perfect for both simple and complex builds.
Motors
Roboki includes two high-quality motors that are essential for moving parts of your robotic projects. These motors provide precise control and high torque, making them suitable for various applications such as driving wheels.
Specifications:
Specification | Details |
Motor Type | DC Brushed Motor |
Voltage Rating | ___ V |
Stall Torque | ___ Nm (Newton-meters) |
No-Load Speed. | ___ RPM (Revolutions Per Minute) |
Load Speed | ___RPM |
Current Rating | ___A - __A |
Dimensions | Length: __mm
Diameter: __mm |
Weight | __ grams |
RGB LEDs (Eyes)
Roboki is equipped with customizable RGB LEDs that can be programmed to display different colors and patterns. These LEDs can be used to add visual effects to your projects, making them more interactive and engaging.
Example Uses:
- Status Indicator: Program the RGB LEDs to change color based on the status of your robot (e.g., green for active, red for error).
- Replicate Emotions: Program the RGB LEDS to change color based of the emotion you want to portray (e.g., blue for sad, red for angry)
Sensors
Roboki comes with two Range sensors that allow your projects to interact with their environment. These sensors can detect distances that can be used to trigger different actions.
Range Sensors: Detect the distance between the sensor and an object. Useful for obstacle avoidance and distance measurement.
Example Uses: Obstacle Avoidance Robot: Use range sensors to create a robot that can navigate around obstacles without hitting them.
Plug and Play Ports
Roboki features plug and play ports that allow you to easily connect external sensors and modules. This expandability makes it possible to enhance your projects with additional functionalities.
Simply plug the connectors of your external sensors or modules into one of the ports on Roboki . The system will automatically recognize and integrate them, allowing you to immediately start using the new components.
Software control:
Roboki can be coded and controlled using many methods. All these methods are using the PLODE app.
What is the PLODE app?
Plode app and website transform coding and robotics into an exciting and accessible adventure for everyone, whether you’re a curious beginner or a tech enthusiast. With PLODE, you can effortlessly control and program an array of fantastic robots and kits like PeeCee, Roboki, PeeCee v0.1, Zing, Crawl-e, and Klaw.
Methods :
Roboki can be programmed and controlled through various coding methods, offering flexibility for different skill levels. Whether you are a beginner exploring robotics for the first time or an advanced user looking for in-depth control, the PLODE app provides several ways to code your projects. Each method is tailored to different learning stages and preferences.
- Hexa Block Programming: A unique and intuitive block-based coding system tailored for beginners.
- Block Programming: Standard block-based coding similar to Scratch, ideal for younger users and beginners.
- Flowchart Programming: A visual programming method that uses flowcharts to design logic.
- Python Programming: For more advanced users, Python allows for detailed and sophisticated programming.
- C Programming: Provides low-level control for advanced users familiar with C language.
Note: for detailed explanation on how to use the above methods , visit (***insert Plode wiki link***)
Integration of AI-cam with Roboki:
The integration of AI Cam with Roboki significantly expands its functionality by introducing advanced visual recognition, voice interaction, and heightened environmental awareness. Connecting the AI Cam through the plug-and-play ports and managing it via the PLODE app enables Roboki to perceive its surroundings in a smarter way. With AI Cam, Roboki can recognize objects, respond to voice commands, and detect movements, transforming it into an intelligent, interactive robot. This upgrade enhances Roboki's ability to engage dynamically, making it a more responsive and immersive learning tool.
(***insert Ai-Cam wiki link***) (**Insert Ai-cam picture**)
Building with Roboki
● Building Blocks Compatibility
Roboki is compatible with building blocks, allowing you to combine your kit with existing building blocks to create more intricate and customized designs.
Project Examples
Basic Projects
Start with simple projects to get familiar with the components and functionality of Roboki.
Turning on the LEDs in the Roboki using the internal switches.
Tutorial Link: (***insert video link***)
Turning on the LEDs in the Roboki using the data value from range sensor.
Tutorial Link: (***insert video link***)
Note: Check the Youtube Playlist for other projects (***insert playlist link***)
Advanced Projects
Once you're comfortable with the basics, move on to more complex projects.
Building an Autonomous Rover using Roboki along with other included components.
Tutorial Link: (***insert video link***)
Building a Robo Car that can be controlled remotely through the PLODE app.
Tutorial Link: (***insert video link***)
Note: Check the Youtube Playlist for other projects (***insert playlist link***)
● Upgradeable Add-ons
Expand your Roboki kit with additional modules and accessories available separately. These add-ons can provide new functionalities and enhance your existing projects.
Roboki Lessons
Explore a range of hands-on projects designed to enhance your understanding of robotics, programming, and automation with Roboki. Whether you're just starting out or looking to take on advanced challenges, these activities will guide you through the basics of LED control, sensor integration, and AI applications. From building a simple traffic light system to programming a voice-controlled robot, each project offers practical experience in developing real-world robotic systems. Perfect for learners of all levels, Roboki projects provide an exciting way to bring your ideas to life!
Session No | Lesson Name | Description | Video Tutorial |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Roboki Basics | In this activity, you’ll learn the essentials of hex coding and electronics by controlling LEDs.
You’ll start with simple tasks like turning on a single LED and progress to color mixing with two LEDs. By the end, you’ll be able to apply these skills to create a functional Traffic Light System. |
Watch and build now ! |
2 | Switch It Up | Learn how to use the built-in switch on Roboki to control LED eyes of Roboki. This activity will show you
how input signals can directly influence output actions, helping you understand the basics of control systems. |
Watch and build now ! |
3 | Sensor ON | This activity introduces you to external sensors. You’ll learn how to read sensor values and use them to
control LEDs, including an RGB LED that changes color based on sensor readings. Perfect for getting familiar with sensor-based interactions. |
Watch and build now ! |
4 | Spin Wheel | Build your own spin wheel game! Using a motor and the built-in switch, you’ll create a system
where you control the wheel’s rotation. This activity will teach you how to control motion with precise inputs. |
Watch and build now ! |
5 | Robo Car | Program a rover and take control! In this activity, you’ll code your robot to move forward, backward,
left, right, and even in a circle. This will deepen your understanding of robotics and movement control. |
Watch and build now ! |
6 | Entry Guard | Set up a smart system with proximity sensors that monitor people entering and exiting a space.
You’ll program it to play audio messages like “People In” and “People Out,” giving a practical experience in building automated monitoring systems. |
Watch and build now ! |
7 | Remote Controlled Car | Take control of your robot using the PLODE app’s remote control feature! You’ll be able to make
the robot move in any direction, honing your skills in real-time control and app-based robotics interaction. |
Watch and build now ! |
8 | Voice Controlled Robot | In this project, you’ll give your robot the ability to recognize and respond to voice commands using
its one of a kind AI feature. Watch as your robot dances or moves based on your vocal instructions, showcasing the power of voice-controlled automation. |
Watch and build now ! |
9 | Wall Follower | Building a robot that follows a wall! You'll use a proximity sensor to guide the robot as it navigates along the
wall, perfect for learning about automated navigation and environmental sensing. |
Watch and build now ! |
10 | Obstacle Avoider | Create a robot that can solve mazes! Using two proximity sensors, your robot will detect and avoid obstacles,
developing your understanding of real-time decision-making in robotics. |
Watch and build now ! |
11 | Follow The Line | In this activity, you’ll construct a line-following robot that can detect and follow a line on its course.
This project enhances your problem-solving skills in robotics navigation. |
Watch and build now ! |
12 | Pet Robot | Bring your robotic pet to life! You’ll create a robot that can detect your facial expressions
and respond to your emotions. This project will introduce you to AI-based interaction. |
Watch and build now ! |
13 | Object Finder | Use Roboki’s AI features to build a robot that can detect objects. When it finds the certain object,
it will stop its motion and point to the object's direction ! This activity will introduce you to AI programming. |
Watch and build now ! |
14 | Follow Me Home | Program a robot that uses AI to recognize different objects and adjust its direction accordingly towards the
object. This activity highlights the use of AI in decision-making and movement control. |
Watch and build now ! |
15 | Hoop Master | Create your own interactive ball game! By using proximity sensors and motors, you’ll program the robot to
detect the ball and increase the speed giving you experience in combining real-time feedback with motor control. |
Watch and build now ! |
Check out the Youtube Playlist for the projects : Click here |