A platform, a robot and board to live the greatest adventures with you. With five code buttons, it is all in your hands. I can move forward, backwards, left and right at your command.
My buttons, your power.
Let’s cross the highest mountains, let’s build the world. I am just code in your hands and you have the power to get anywhere.
Technical Guide - Robot The main objective of the project is to contribute to the family and social inclusion of young people and adults with intellectual disabilities, through the use of a series of ICT and robotic tools adapted to their needs . The robot is the element with which the user interacts. It has the following characteristics to guarantee total freedom to be copied and produced: - The development is open source hardware - The chassis, the casing, the wheels, etc. They can be manufactured completely with a 3D printer. The robot has: An adult aspect, as opposed to current children's products Platform / mobile interconnection physical robot Flashy technical features of the robot: It has a 1 "screen (visualize activities results and" moods "of the robot) Connection via wifi Rechargeable battery Use of the IoT (Internet of Thing) concept for communication (server) 3D Model FreeCAD ( Link to file on Github ) STL fil...
How Art Helps People With Disabilities The arts are more than a fun, superficial way to keep kids occupied. Art activities can help children with learning disabilities begin to overcome the challenges they face in learning in many different ways. Of course, having a learning disability does not necessarily mean that a person has an exceptional artistic talent. However, music, art, crafts and dance can give students with learning disabilities a chance to express themselves through different media and gain confidence along the way. The arts bring children and teens with disabilities great joy and build high self-esteem. The arts might keep a disengaged student from dropping out of school—and help them to improve in academic areas.
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