The Autonomous Mobile Robotics Workshop Kit is used in the classroom for teaching, testing and doing research in Autonomous Mobile Robotics. It also includes each of the essential components referenced in the WorldSkills Mobile Robotics training material.

• Parts List (PDF)

The Studica VMX FRC-compatible Training Bot (FRC Trainer) is a smaller, sturdy, lightweight, and less expensive robot than your typical FRC robot. If you have a large FRC team, often only a handful of students get to learn how to create and program your team’s costly competition robot.  The FRC Trainer solves this problem and is ideal for groups of two to three to participate in hands-on learning in a classroom environment.  Schools can equip their labs with multiple FRC Trainers, benefiting from the great value and compact size. Students can even take it home with them! 

This affordable solution is intended for:

• FRC teams that want to learn and train on a smaller and more affordable robot,
• Schools looking for a way to teach FRC robotics in the classroom.
• Schools that want to teach coding in the classroom through robotics.

The FRC-compatible Trainer is an intelligent and autonomous robot that uses the VMX Advanced Robotics Controller which can be programmed in C++ and Java.  VMX’s multitude of modern digital communications interfaces and Linux-based operating system allow users to directly access most modern devices (e.g., Intel RealSense tracking and depth cameras and LIDAR).

VMI-Pi Key Use Case Document is available here
 

New for the 2022-2023 Season

Download the Kit List here.
 

FTC Teams are eligible to get 1 kit at a heavily discounted price. To apply for the discount please fill out this application form.

The Studica Robotics Classroom Kit includes many parts for building a robot for competitions.  This kit is ideal for schools wanting to replicate a FTC kit, but not yet involved with FTC.

Download the Kit List here.

The SR-Hover Self Balancing Robot from Studica Robotics is a pre-assembled, programmable WiFi robot ideal for teaching PID (Proportional–Integral–Derivative) controller skills. It includes a STM32 MCU with a Stepper Motor Driver Board, and Proportional–Integral–Derivative controller (PID).  With its built-in wifi-camera, it can be controlled using iOS/Android apps and with a PC through coding. This robot teaches more advanced robotics with an accelerometer and vision. The SR-Hover is recommended for high school and college level robotics and controls programs.

The myDevBoard is an accessory board designed to connect directly to the NI myDAQ hardware. The Protoboard consists of a prototyping space as well as each I/O line from NI myDAQ broken out through quad contact blocks to make wiring easier. 

Includes,

• NI myDAQ terminal block and female headers
• 9 V battery holder to add supplemental voltage and current
• Includes switch to select between battery or external power using AC Adapter or bench top power supply. (Battery, AC adapter and bench top power supply not included)
• 3 AMP Auto reset fuse
• Segmented power rails on main bread board
• Large ground plane underneath main bread board