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+1 519-957-1073 info@stemotics.com

Ages 4 to 8 years
Address: 695 Bishop Street North, Unit #4 – 2nd Floor, Cambridge, ON

Course 

Edison 

Introduction

Originally designed for the classroom environment, Meet Edison also lends himself to becoming a fantastic educational toy that can also be used at home by a building brick enthusiast (Edison is compatible with LEGO® bricks) to build remote-controlled or programmed creations. Edison provides a small, user-friendly bundle specially designed for introducing beginners to the wide and amazing world of robotics. Edison provides a pathway, stepping the beginner through multiple stages from simple controlling, to programming and then to the building. Alkaline batteries are recommended for use with the Edison Robot.

Edison is a robot capable of many different functions. Simply print out some barcodes and drive him across them to activate a range of pre-programmed features.

Edison performs different functions based on the barcode he reads as he drives over it. Print out barcodes to turn Edison into a line tracker, remote control vehicle or even a sumo wrestler!


Edison is equipped with a sound sensor and can detect loud sounds like clapping. The program listens for a loud sound like a clap and Edison responds by turning to his right. If you clap twice he drives forward and stops.

Edison can see in the ‘dark’ using invisible light to detect obstacles and avoid collisions. The program drives Edison forward, when an obstacle is detected he reverses and then turns on the spot away from the obstacle, then continues to drive.


Edison loves light! He will drive towards the brightest light source even if it means falling off the table. Such is love! The program uses Edison’s light sensors and motors to follow a torch.


Meet the holy grail of enthusiast robotics: line tracking. Line tracking is a very popular robotics activity as it’s fun to watch the robot go around and around a track. See how many people ask you “Is that line magnetic?” The program uses Edison’s line tracking sensor and motors to follow the edge of a black line.


Ever heard of Dromophobia? Well, it’s a fear of crossing the street and we’re going to give a version of it to Edison! Cue evil laugh…Muahahaha!!! The program uses Edison’s line tracking sensor and motors to stop him from crossing a black line.


Bring on the robot wars! The program brings together bounce in borders to stay within the ring and obstacle detection to hunt and find the opponent.


So you really want to control your Edison!? Here’s your chance and you can do it with your TV remote control. This program allows Edison to learn the commands from your TV or DVD remote control.



Edison can scan a barcode that allows it to be controlled by most TV & DVD remote controls. Actions can be mapped to any button on the remote, such as:

Remote for Edison

  • Drive Forwards or Backwards
  • Turn Right or Left
  • Spin Right or Left
  • Play Beep or Tune
Introductory Workshop    [One Hour] Saturday $24.99

Regular weekdays/weekends Program [One Hour/Week] Weekdays:

Monday

6:00-07:00 PM

Weekends:

Saturday 

1:00 -02:00 PM

Duration:

12 weeks

Fee:

$

$329.97 one-time or

109.99/4-weeks

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