System For Everyone
A coding and engineering system for everyone
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System For Everyone
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Play with the QuestBots
Get an introduction to controlling a robot, draw shapes, letters and emojis, move your QuestBot and do math.
With QuestBotics anyone can become a roboticist and build the future of their dreams…
How Does it Work?
Qubes
Controller
QuestBot
Select Qubes
Insert Qubes into the Controller then press Run/Pause button.
QuestBot executes your code. If it is confused, its eyes will blink RED.
Qube Sets and Manuals
Beginner
More easy Qubes for younger users and those who want more mobility for their QuestBot.
Arithmetic
Make the robot move, draw shapes and letters or even make decisions like a regular computer program, all while learning arithmetic.
Geometry
Geometry Qubes will help you to learn angles, degrees, types of triangles, parallel and vertical lines, texture and many more…
Programming
These Qubes will help you learn programming skills. You will learn data, logic flow, conditionals, If/Else statements, while loops, nesting, and many more programming skills.
Special Qubes
With these Qubes you can:
– Debug your code easily – Make curved lines – Change the eyes of your QuestBot – Create a Function of up to 24 Qubes
QuestBot
Add a QuestBot to your order to:
– Swarm up to 10 robots
– Draw more more figures.
– Play games with multiple users.
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What Educators Say
“I have seen the great potential for a teaching tool to learn about technology, robotics, an hardware, as well as the potential to connect these areas to other science curriculum. And, as a plus, the students really enjoyed it! I feel that this product would be useful at each grade level in different capacities. I can clearly see the curriculum scaffolding built into Questies.”
Terri Pollock — Science Teacher at Blue Mountain Elementary
“I have seen the great potential for a teaching tool to learn about technology, robotics, an hardware, as well as the potential to connect these areas to other science curriculum. And, as a plus, the students really enjoyed it! I feel that this product would be useful at each grade level in different capacities. I can clearly see the curriculum scaffolding built into QuestBots.”
Terri Pollock — Science Teacher at Blue Mountain Elementary
“I have seen the great potential for a teaching tool to learn about technology, robotics, an hardware, as well as the potential to connect these areas to other science curriculum. And, as a plus, the students really enjoyed it! I feel that this product would be useful at each grade level in different capacities. I can clearly see the curriculum scaffolding built into QuestBots.”
Terri Pollock — Science Teacher at Blue Mountain Elementary
“Anyone committed to high-quality early childhood education will be interested in Questies. This is the type of technology we are looking for.”
Luli Schrepferman — Education, Wild Plum Center
“Anyone committed to high-quality early childhood education will be interested in QuestBotics. This is the type of technology we are looking for.”
Luli Schrepferman — Education, Wild Plum Center
“Anyone committed to high-quality early childhood education will be interested in QuestBotics. This is the type of technology we are looking for.”
Luli Schrepferman — Education, Wild Plum Center
“As a parent and educator at the university level…I believe QuestBots have the ability to inspire and teach young students so they might become an educated science citizen, or our next astronaut!”
Brian Sanders — Deputy Director of Colorado Space Grant Consortium
“As a parent and educator at the university level…I believe QuestBots have the ability to inspire and teach young students so they might become an educated science citizen, or our next astronaut!”
Brian Sanders — Deputy Director of Colorado Space Grant Consortium
“As a parent and educator at the university level…I believe QuestBots have the ability to inspire and teach young students so they might become an educated science citizen, or our next astronaut!”
Brian Sanders — Deputy Director of Colorado Space Grant Consortium
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