TETRIX MAX Ranger Build

We have the need for speed! In this RoboBench, Tim walks through an activity to test and measure speed with the TETRIX MAX Ranger Bot. See how fast your bot can go!

The Code for Good Challenge is a competition that aims to encourage students to explore and take ownership in the solving of problems both big and small. Teams will select a challenge they are interested in and create a potential solution that alleviates some aspect of the problem at hand. Participants must use Arduino electronics, in conjunction with any other household items, to develop their solution. Entry is simple. Teams or individuals must create a video of their solution working along with an explanation of how it works and the problem it solves.

Follow along with Tim on this step-by-step build of the TETRIX MAX Ranger Bot. See how the RangerMax is easily assembled, all the functions and parts included, and other things to watch out for when building.

Smart Buddies™ is highly engaging, combining imaginative, real-life storytelling with coding and math-related subjects. Lessons include opportunities for discussion and reflection on important topics such as gender differences and conflict resolution. Learn more about Smart Buddies with Molly in this in-booth demo.

Get building with Tim! We heard you loud and clear and created a step-by-step guide in building the TETRIX® PRIME® Gripper Kit. From packaging to an addition to your robot, learn the in's and out's of the gripper kit.

From the classroom to competition, how and where do you start with robotics? Getting started in robotics can be daunting, but don't worry we're here to help! Hear from Paul who's in our research and development and Aaron from our robotics curriculum to share their take on robotics in both the classroom and for competition.

Meet the new and improved Mr. Robot II. In this special RoboByte, Tim shares the updates of TETRIX's iconic figure.

Rotate, roll, and drive in any direction with the TETRIX® MAX Omni Wheels. These special wheels give you a holonomic drive, allowing you to move without turning. Hear from Tim on how to assemble and use the Omni wheels.

Learn how to program your FABLE robot to act as a compass. In this video, Aaron explores the map functions on how to map data, plot the data, and code your robot to point north.

Customize your FABLE robot giving it a unique look and personality. Follow along with Aaron as he shares how to program and code your robot to use the face app.

Get to know your robot! In this FABLE tutorial, learn how to build your robot, download sample code from our website, and program your robot to be social. By using your computer camera, FABLE can detect motion and interact back with you by changing its expression and waving back at you.

Learn how to create a program on your FABLE to react to different sound levels. Aaron walks you through the coding program, Blockly, on using your computer microphone to listen to the sounds around you.