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Photon Intuitive Educational Learning and Programming Robot
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The Photon interdisciplinary robot was designed to work with both the youngest and oldest of your students.
The robot can be used at all levels of education, from kindergarten to 12th grade.
Teach basic skills or expand your lessons on the planets and the solar system by taking the robot for a walk in space; take it to a meadow to learn about plants and bees; take it to a city to talk about road safety. The robot can be used to introduce colors, animals, or geometric shapes, or even to explain the concept of sustainable energy. Photon is also ideal for creating games to reinforce math operations and memorize numbers. With the robot's help, students can match the result to a calculation or decide whether the result is correct.
A universal teaching tool that broadens scientific minds
Photon Robot assists teachers in daily school activities. It is easy to use with its intuitive mobile and desktop applications. The robot sparks students’ innate curiosity and engages their emotions, keeping them engrossed in every lesson.
The robot can move with an accuracy of 0,5 in. and rotate around its axis with an accuracy of 5 degrees, making it a great tool for introducing concepts of measuring angles and geometric shapes. Plus, using an attachable permanent marker handle, you can draw any geometric shape. This creates plenty of opportunities to conduct experiment-based activities on measuring or converting units.
Coding Basics
Teachers receive a comprehensive toolkit that will support them and their students in programming lessons. Thousands of teachers around the world have observed increased enthusiasm and engagement among students when working with Photon.
Advanced programming made easy
When working with our robot, students develop their programming skills by implementing the programs they have created in real life. In this way, they become more familiar with the technology and have the opportunity to learn the scripting languages used by professional programmers. Using the robot stimulates students to create problem simulations, develop the robot's algorithms, and then test their hypotheses in a physical setting.
