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Ozobot Evo
A miniature robot that teaches coding two ways: screen-free — with colour codes drawn on paper using markers, and on screen — in the OzoBlockly block environment. Optical sensors read lines and colour sequences; infrared sensors detect obstacles. One of the lowest entry barriers to algorithmics for schools.
Specifications
- Sensors
- Optical (lines and colour codes), front and rear IR proximity sensors
- Lights
- 6 programmable LEDs
- Programming
- Colour codes, OzoBlockly
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Applications
- Screen-free algorithmics lessons with markers and paper
- Block coding in OzoBlockly
- Integration into maths and art lessons
- STEM sessions in primary school
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