This post is closely related to my previous post - use LEGO MindStorms Smart Hub to design a dodge game. The difference is that in this project, I will use Python to implement the same functionality as I did in the previous post. If you are interested, you could open the two posts side by …
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Recently, we have been exploring Micro:bit and its huge eco-system to see if we could bring some high-quality lessons to our existing workshop portfolio. Honestly, I am amazed by the Micro:bit eco-system. It is compatible to large amount of hardware, especially the sensors. Soon, I will update a post about the comparison between Micro:bit and …
The first sight of CoderZ gave me the impression that it was teaching some simple operations of turning and moving, as well as math calculation, especially when I do the activities in its trial lesson CoderZ Adventure with LEGO Education Spike Prime. If that is the case, the difference between cyber robotics and physial one …
The Coding Fun 
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