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Introducing Robot Mesh Virtual Academy!

A browser-based tutor that supports and programming; ideal for . 🤖💻

Single user license: https://store.robotmesh.com/robot-mesh-virtual-academy-single-user

Class license: https://store.robotmesh.com/robot-mesh-virtual-academy-class-license

Robot Mesh Virtual Academy Introducing Robot Mesh Virtual Academy, a virtual robotics mentor for learning how to program VEX robots. The software uses Google Blockly and software simul...

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Attention Teachers! 👩‍🏫👨‍🏫 As part of the rollout of Robot Mesh Virtual Academy, we are making access to the classroom management features of Robot Mesh Studio available for free. (This will be through the end of the summer, at which point we’ll reassess if we should keep it available.)

You can learn more here:

Classroom Management with Robot Mesh Studio As part of the rollout of Robot Mesh Virtual Academy, we are making access to the classroom management features of Robot Mesh Studio available for free. (This will be through the end of the summer, at which point we’ll reassess if we should keep it available.) Getting Started To get started, go to...

Now available for everyone on Robot Mesh Studio https://www.robotmesh.com/studio is the mimic arena project type.

If you’ve used Robot Mesh Mimics before, you will be familiar with how you can construct a robot within the mimic editor and control it with your program. Now with Mimic Arenas, you can construct the arena separately from the robot and share it with your students and friends.

Moreover, mimic arenas can contain logic, written in JavaScript for controlling game timers, scoring and movement of arena components.

An example can be found online here: https://www.robotmesh.com/studio/5e7e7e2d37a45538e464106f

More information:
Mimic Arena Introduction
https://forum.robotmesh.com/t/robot-mesh-mimic-arena-projects/116

Mimic Arena Logic API
https://forum.robotmesh.com/t/arena-logic-api/117

Mimic Arena Examples
https://forum.robotmesh.com/t/mimic-arena-examples/119

Robot Mesh is committed to supporting robotics learning at home during these troubling times. See also our Virtual Academy https://www.vexforum.com/t/robot-mesh-virtual-academy-iq-preview-now-available/78104

Robot Mesh Virtual Academy is completely free to everyone and anyone. Right now! Go on, learn to program a from home. No robot necessary. We dare you. :)

https://robotmesh.com/virtual-academy

For customers in (CA, OR, ID, WA) states, purchase of a VEX Robotics kit for home learning now includes a number of hours of one-on-one video instruction with a Robot Mesh employee. http://ow.ly/TG2q50yVMKM

UPDATE
A minor update has been pushed to the website with the following improvements:

1) We have added initial support for Safari browser on macOS and iPad. Currently only for mimics, not for connection to the real robot.

2.) We have Improved mimic startup performance (particularly for users on slower internet connections).

Further improvements will be coming soon!

If there are specific topics that would be interesting to you that we could create in Robot Mesh Virtual Academy we would love to hear them. Send us your feedback! New updates and bug fixes are happening weekly.

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Introducing Robot Mesh Virtual Academy.

https://www.robotmesh.com/virtual-academy

Robot Mesh is announcing the soft launch of its brand-new Virtual Robotics Academy.

The idea is that a teacher or student without any previous programming experience can learn to program a virtual VEX robot (IQ and very soon V5) by playing through a series of guided tutorials.

There’s no reading involved. Each successive lesson uses a Mimic (simulation) of the VEX hardware to introduce a new programming block, concept, or sensor in a set of increasingly more interesting challenges.

The code that gets created during these demos can also be downloaded to a physical robot should one be present.

Best of all, you and your students will be learning how to program a VEX robot using a tournament legal programming environment.

This was something that we were hoping to debut at VEX Worlds in April, but the school closures have provided an opportunity for this soft-launch.

We will be adding new content weekly, and would love to hear your feedback. Tell your friends!

For a limited time, Robot Mesh Virtual Academy is free to use.

Join us tomorrow and Friday at the conference at booth #610. Need a free exhibit hall guest pass?
Click here: http://ow.ly/O2jU50yCZqF