Thymio educational robot
It is possible to program the Thymio educational robot from an iPad, thanks to the Thymio Suite Mobile application.
Yes, there is a replacement battery for Thymio. Open the 4 screws on the bottom, open the case and carefully remove the battery from the mainboard.
The battery is fixed with a doubled sided tape on the case. Replace the battery and reassemble the robot in the inverse order.
Check link and if it's not working send back us the robot. Intructions are on this link.
You will just need to follow the manufacturer pairing instructions on this link.
Read the instructions here: how to configure the pairing of Wireless Thymio with its dongle?
Try to charge the robot with a different USB cable. The robot might also be deep discharged. If it's the case, you might want to check our article 'How to check if your Thymio is functioning correctly ?'.
Yes, it is possible. You just need to buy the WiFi module for Thymio and follow these instructions to install it (please note that some soldering is required). Just follow this link.
You just need to follow instructions on this link.
Thymio will be interesting for a very wide age range: 6 to 14-year old!
Yes, you can program Thymio with Scratch from the Thymio Suite software. Thymio Suite offers you the possibility to program Thymio with Scratch, Blockly, VPL, Aseba, on computer (Windows, MacOS, Linux) and iPad.
We have gathered educational resources on our blog.
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Thymio Suite, the software bundle that was developed for Thymio is not compatibel with ChromeOS.
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The basic modes of Thymio are never erased. To recover them, you just have to leave the Aseba interface, unplug the robot, then switch it off and on again with the central button.
The program you loaded into Thymio remains in the robot's memory until you turn it off. It is possible to save it so that the program persists even after the robot is restarted. The procedure is described : Flashing user code in Thymio.
The line tracking sensor will pick up the line and then send the information to the robot. The robot will follow the line.