Lego Mindstorms are programmable "bricks" from Lego that can be combined with electric motors, transmitters, ultrasonic sensors, ultraviolet, color and light as well as pulleys (such as gears, axles, beams, and hydraulic components) suitable to build robots and other automated or interactive systems.
In this workshop the children will create a robotic system for color sorting, which will accept random colored legos and will sort them by a defined color order and by input order.
Instructor: Michael Sifounios, Robotic & Science Academy (Heraklion, Crete, Greece)
Raspberry Pi is a pocket computer of the size of a credit card. Its low cost $35 (the Zero version costs $5) combined with its small size and performance make it ideal for manufacturing many kinds of applications.
In this workshop children will "save the world" via a game that will run on Raspberry Pi.
Instructor: Stephen Chin, Oracle (USA)
Lego WeDo is a robotics hardware and software platform specifically designed to teach kids history, physics, mathematics etc. through games.
In this workshop children will build a carnivore plant by using a hub, a motor and a distance sensor.
Instructor: Fotini Verigou, Robotic & Science Academy (Heraklion, Crete, Greece)
