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My First Robot App スクリーンショット

iPad

iPhone

About My First Robot App

With the My First Robot Set children from the age of 5 can playfully discover the world of programming. To understand how your My First Robot works, you should first complete the game mode. The robot performs a movement and you have to recognise which blocks of code correspond to the sequence of movements and put them in line. For each successfully completed level you will receive new code blocks. Great sounds, movements and functions are waiting for you!

The course of play in Game Mode is accompanied by a child-friendly storyline that tells the tale of the little candy inventor. Matching video sequences, as well as short building instructions for the magnifying glass and many other extras of the robot, are given as a reward. If you have finished all the levels in the App, a remote control is unlocked, with which you can move your robot freely through the room.

The Code Editor lets you bring your robot to life when you have unlocked all the code blocks in Game Mode. Create your own routes and let your creativity run free. With this mode, children can learn to think solution-oriented by guiding the robot to a self-imposed goal or solving the tasks of parents, teachers, or educators.