There are many ways for people to get into robotics, whether from an early age at school or late in life as a hobbyist, and as such there is a fantastic range of kits out there to suit all ages, budgets and skill levels which we will explore in this blog.
There are also numerous resources available online for the budding roboticist with a range of tutorials such as the Active Robots Forum and the Society of Robots.
Since inception, robotics teaching at schools has developed from the boring early roamer robot, to the time consuming Lego Mindstorms and now to the more advanced and easier to programme breed of robots for the next generation of interactive robotics teaching.
Now, with the development of low-cost, easy to use robot kits anyone can get involved in the exciting field of robotics with any of the kits below.
Introductory Robot Kits
Categories: Product Review
Tags: robot kits, Introductory Robot Kits, beginners robot kits, stem robot kits, stem kits & stem robotics
Posted On: May 7, 2015
Posted By: Greg Lovedale
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