TTS Oti-Bot Coding Robot with 1 Pusher Tummy, 1 Basket Tummy and 1 Forklift Bundle Pack Educational STEAM Rechargeable Programmable Toys

• Oti-Bot simplifies coding for children and encourages interactive learning through its block-based programming environment, accessible via a free app.
• Enabling a more engaging and personalized interaction with learners, this robot features programmable movement and emotions.
• Oti-Bot grows alongside technological advancements and educational needs with updatable firmware and a removable tummy for optional upgrades.
• Oti-Bot can navigate and interact with its environment in a more intuitive way, as it is equipped with a colour sensor.
• CONTENTS: 1x Oti-Bot Robot, 1x Pusher Tummy, 1x Basket Tummy, 1x Forklift

Oti-Bot Programing Robot a STEAM robot designed with the future in mind, ideal for a range of learning environments.

Oti-Bot, an innovative tool, revolutionizes computing education with features like programmable caterpillar tracks, a line follower, colour sensor, and the ability to record directly to internal storage. It supports hands-on programming and robotics learning, making it unique for documenting students’ work.

Its camera offers live streaming to tablets and introduces AI through secure face recognition technology. With interchangeable tummies, Oti-Bot delivers diverse STEAM lessons, from programming to drawing, highlighting the integration of technology in education.

Oti-Bot aids computing curriculum understanding at Key Stages 1 and 2, fostering skills in creating and debugging programs, logical reasoning, and problem-solving through algorithm understanding and variable manipulation, proving essential for developing future-ready skills.

Supports the National Curriculum:

– Computing, Key Stage 1 – Create and debug simple programs.

– Computing, Key Stage 1 – Use logical reasoning to predict the behavior of simple programs.

– Computing, Key Stage 2 – Design, write and debug programs that accomplish specific goals, including controlling or simulating physical systems and solve problems by decomposing them into smaller parts.