mBot2、子供が数回使ってフレーム変形…プログラミングロボットなのにすでに冒険済み感がいい。Scratchで遊べるの見て創造性くすぐられる mBot2 jp.mercari.com/item/m2685747…

#ライントレース の自由課題の一つです。コースを2面使って、障害物を避けながら行き来するという離れ業を披露してくれました。（動画は３倍速です）#mbot2

La classe de 6è de #Primària ha participat a la VI Fira Codebot de #robòtica Han presentat un projecte amb el robot #mBot2 relacionat amb l’ODS 14 (vida submarina), programant-lo per detectar residus al fons marí🐟♻️ També han creat codis QR amb informació sobre el Mediterrani

🤖⚙️ Mañana en la ETSII Ciudad Real: Competición Local de Robótica UCLM (VI Intercampus). Alumnado de ESO y Bachillerato compite en retos de robótica y tecnología 💡🚀 📅 22 mayo 2026 | 🕥 10:30 h 🔧 C1 LEGO Sumo | C2 mBot2 | C3 WRO Future Engineers 🌍

🤖 La #PolitécnicaCuenca acogió la fase local de la VI Competición de Robótica Intercampus UCLM 2026. 👏 Enhorabuena a todos los equipos. 🏆 Sumo con LEGO: IESO Eva Escribano B 🏆 Robots mBot2: IES San Isidro 💪 Suerte en la Final Regional Intercampus del 02/06 en Ciudad Real.

🤖 Primera toma de contacto con mBot2. Un grupo de alumnos de 4º de programación de @JesuitinaSa nos explican su funcionamiento. #Códigoescuela4_0 @CFIESAtic

Con 4⁰ DIV en #ÁmbitoPráctico @IESMUribarri seguimos descubriendo las posibilidades de #mbot2 #CódigoEscuela40 @Makeblock

mBot2 CyberPi Robot N'Tongta

Empezamos a programar en 4⁰ DIV con los materiales de #CódigoEscuela40 #mbot2 @Makeblock

#4月になったのでフォロワーさんに自己紹介しようぜ FIND秩父　AI・ロボット研究分科会です 秩父のゆるキャラをロボット化させたり、mbot2を使用したロボコンを開催しています。 最近は、ロボハンドの作成に傾きがちです ぷめるちゃんを早く完成させねば

My son has become completely obsessed with the idea of earning a Makeblock mBot2. Is that the right pick for an 8-year-old?

📢 La Capacitación Escuela 4.0 empieza este lunes 23 de marzo con el webinario de la impresora 3D Creality. Ya disponibles las plataformas con recursos como Codey Rocky, mTiny, SAMLabs y mBot2. Más info: educa.jcyl.es/profesorado/es… @educacyl

Robótica y sistemas de control en "Ámbito Práctico" de 4⁰. Comenzamos "el análisis, construcción y programación de robots y sistemas de control" con los mbot2 de #CódigoEscuela40 @Makeblock

mbot2のブロックプログラミングやって思ったのは、レゴmindstormのブロック(Scratchは知らん)ってめっちゃ親切だったんだなと。 モーターの回転はいちいち止めないとずっと続くとか、両輪操作のブロックがプラマイ互い違いにしないと前進しないとか。レゴのLモータじゃ考慮しなくて良かったはず。

Maker ve İnovasyon Kulübümüzde teknoloji dolu bir keşif! 🤖✨ İlkokul 3. ve 4. sınıf öğrencilerimiz mBot2 robotuyla tanıştı, mesafe sensörünün nasıl çalıştığını keşfetti ve yazdıkları kodlarla robotlarını harekete geçirdi. Kodlayan, düşünen ve üreten nesiller yetişiyor! 🚀💡 @koccozlem @ozgeeasln @azizsonkaya @GokcemTaser

1r ESO MDA preparats per aprendre i gaudir amb el mBot2

GE frens, time for a long rant. I'm trying to get Miniwatts into robotics and despite this being a halcyon age for low-cost robotics hardware and powerful computing devices, I'm very very underwhelmed by the Mbot2 and, by extension, many other consumer-level robot kits. My biggest issue isn't that the hardware is lousy, and in fact I think it's pretty amazing what you can get for a reasonable price including decent batteries, motors, and some very cool sensor technology. Rather, it's the difficulties I'm having in the software side that really lets you convert these robots from cool toys into educational and scientific tools. The biggest issue I'm having right now is simply getting the janky-Chinese web based programming interface to let me transfer Python programs over to the Arduino-based controller. This isn't even about the programming documentation, which I can find, it's simply an interface that doesn't want to work for serial data transfers even after I have confirmed that everything is setup and the hardware connects. Another issue I'm having is that the Android app for this robot -- which is being sold right now on Amazon -- is so out of date that the Play Store won't even let me install it. Similarly, the Windows-only desktop software is woefully out of date. As such, I can't even MacGyver a solution with my phone or another tablet. I'm nearing the point of jumping on a full-blown RasPi based system where I have more control, but even there I'm seeing lots of complaints about the software just not being up to snuff for many uses. It appears that there's a huge gap between glorified toys and systems that are so complex that you need to train your own AI models to get them to do anything (yes, AI models are being put directly on the RasPi boards now). I'm looking for a system that is open but also accessible so I can introduce Miniwatts to relatively straightforward code that has a direct effect on how the robot operates so he can see the cause-effect relationship that really gets kids (and me!) excited about programming. Maybe we'll get to crazy AI nonsense later, but right now I'd just like the basics to work right. [END RANT]