Description

The Make block Codey Rocky is an entry-level coding robot for STEAM education that will make learning to code fun and engaging. Children can use emotion commands, such as “happy” “sad”, to give Codey Rocky a unique personality. The robot can perceive the change of sound and colour using its programmable electronic modules.

Details

Note: This Makeblock Codey Rocky Robot comes without a Bluetooth dongle.

What’s included?

• 1 × Codey
• 1 × Rocky
• 1 × Lanyard
• 1 × Name Sticker
• 1 × Micro USB data cable
• 8 × Codey Rocky Colour Cards
• 1 x Getting Started Guide

This Codey Rocky educational robot is perfect for teaching robotics to children, as it combines hardware with software. It allows children to learn programming while playing and creating. Using mBlock, a software that supports both blocked-based and Python programming, Codey Rocky takes children by their hands and leads them into the fantastic world of technology with its inbuilt AI and IoT functionalities.

The LED display, the speaker, the motor and the RGB light work together to make Codey Rocky show lovely facial expressions and behave as programmed. You can easily see how your code works in the real world.

Key benefits of the Makeblock Codey Rocky Robot

Coding becomes fun

Codey Rocky has 25 built-in instructions, allowing children to make the robot show different emotions, such as “happy”, “sad”, “angry”, “proud”. Children can give Codey Rocky a unique personality and turn Codey Rocky into a good friend. Children can also use Codey Rocky to tell a story as a director does.

10+ programmable electronic modules

Codey Rocky is integrated with over 10+ programmable electronic modules to detect sounds, lights and colours.

Easy to program with mBlock software

mBlock is designed based on MIT’s Scratch 3.0 and has more features and functions. Its block-based programming language makes coding easy and engaging. By dragging and dropping blocks, children can program Codey Rocky to perform tasks. Besides, children can quickly switch to Python in mBlock 5, which means they can effortlessly move to advanced coding after graduating from block-based coding.

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