Connecting and programing Edison robot with a Chromebook
Modified on: Thu, 8 Aug 2024 7:51 AMKeywords: Edison, Robot, Coding, Programing
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You and students can connect an Edison robot to a Chromebook and program it using edblocksapp.com.
This video will walk you through the steps.
Click here for the getting started guide: https://meetedison.com/content/Get-started-with-Edison-guide-English.pdf
You can also go to https://meetedison.com/download/ for more teacher resources.
Video Transcription:
Here's the transcription of the video "How to Set Up Your Edison Bot with the EdBlocks App":
The video demonstrates setting up the Edison bot using the EdBlocks app. Here are the steps covered:
- Log into edblocksapp.com and connect the Edison bot using a connecting wire into the headphone jack. Ensure the volume is turned all the way up.
- Turn on the Edison bot and select a program to run. In the video, the 'Drive Example' program is chosen from the 'Load Demos' menu.
- Plug the cord into the bottom of the bot. Press the record button once on the bot, then click 'Program Edison' in the app.
- The bot will make a sound cycle, indicating it is receiving the program. Once the lights are on, you can unplug it.
- To run the program, place the bot on a surface and push the triangle button.
- For editing, the video demonstrates adding a backward movement to the program. Drag the desired command into the program, repeat the steps for programming the bot, and observe the new movement.
- The final demonstration shows the bot moving forward, stopping, and then backing up, according to the edited program.
The video is a straightforward guide on using the EdBlocks app to program an Edison bot, showcasing the process of programming, editing, and running a simple command sequence.