Welcome to RoboMind.net
the new introduction to programming
RoboMind is software specifically developed to support technology education. By programming a robot, students learn about logic, computer science and robotics. The beauty of RoboMind is the compactness of the learning environment. It directly connects logical thinking to solving challenges encountered in daily life and industry. RoboMind is used all over the world. But don’t take our word for it and try it out yourself for free!

To program the robot a new programming language 'ROBO' has been developed. It is a
concise language with a small set of rules which require no foreknowledge. This way
students can start with RoboMind right away. Although ROBO is a concise language it
still leaves plenty of room to make interesting programs. The programming principles
used thereby lay at the heart of most other programming languages.
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RoboMind Academy offers a completely online curriculum, including challenges, presentations, and hints. It also works on mobile devices. Take me there! |

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Technology education
RoboMind can be used for science and technology projects at primary schools, secondary
schools
and further education. It is also very suitable for learning about problem solving
and logical thinking. Topics which are often not very well covered in educational programs.
Another possibility of RoboMind is to show how theoretical aspects from logic and
computer science can be used to solve practical problems in science and industry.
As such it is an excellent tool for schools that want to be outstanding in technology
education.
Some nice features and advantages of RoboMind are:
- Start right away, more »
- Learning by discovery with online docs, more »
- Technology introduction for everyone, more »
- LEGO Mindstorms NXT support, more »

- Platform independence: RoboMind runs on Windows, Linux, Mac OSX
 
"Ideal for Year 7 and a must for anyone who wishes to introduce the disciplines of computational thinking at an early stage."
"... The beauty of RoboMind is the Compactness of the application where boundaries are tightened so that students can apply their algorithmic thinking to problem solving without using large amounts of time considering aesthetic design."
— in Computing at School Newsletter
"I can think of no other body of practice / approach to teaching and learning that is more perfect for today's students than Robotics. [...] Here's an item this morning's surfing turned up. Looks like a gem waiting to be discovered by the world of Education."
— Mark Gura
"Look, I programmed a robot that has a will on its own! It totally doesn't do what I want!"
— Dick Huijser

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