Mini dictionary of robotics

While building and programming our robot we were collecting words and expressions in English connected with robotics. We selected and grouped the vocabulary, then translated it into Polish, German and Spanish. In this way a multilingual dictionary was created. It is a helpful tool in the work on the project as a useful source of knowledge for anyone who wants to get basic knowlegde of the foreign languages.

Take a look at the effects of our work here:

Mini- Dictionary of robotics from e-twinning


 

PLAYING WITH LEGO BRICKS

Our project has inspired the younger representatives of our families to be interested in the theme of robotics. Even the youngest pupils of our kindegarten have contribution in our project. They stimulate creative thinking and ability to constuct robots while playing with the Lego bricks. Lego Hero Factory is the set they use to build robots and create stories about them.

Mars exploration

SKYPE NAVIGATING AND STEERING THE ROBOT

Skype conference between the German and Polish students. German and Polish teams navigate and steer a robot by skype and smartphone. We have found the best team for a Mars exploration.

Cyber machines

Cyber machines, a set on Flickr.

Like every town, the Cyber Town needs its own machines and equipment. Are they the ordinary machines or the special ones? We design vehicles, rockets, flying objects and other machines and tools for our Cyber Town. Take a look here:

Steps 1-14

Steps 1-14, a set on Flickr.

What will our future be like? What kind of robots will we use? Will they help us with our housework? How will the robots look like? Will they differ from human beings? Let's share our ideas about future robots.

INTERVIEWING TOURISTS
Spanish students are interviewing tourists in their country to assess impact of robots on their lives. You can listen to example interviews here: