Robots are playing an ever-expanding role in our lives, from mundane daily tasks to use in industrial settings. The development of mobile robots involves designing, prototyping, programming, and rigorous testing to create robots that can solve real-world problems. Mobile robotics and robotic engineering are impactful ways to introduce students to developing technology. They present a highly effective method for increasing … Read More
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In today’s rapidly evolving world, engineering has become an essential discipline that drives innovation and progress across industries. Engineer Your World was created to address the crucial need to provide a quality, design-focused engineering education program that is affordable and accessible to virtually every high school student. This curriculum is focused on the students and encourages them to adopt an … Read More
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Robots continue to be utilized more often in our daily lives. Therefore, robotics education continues to gain importance. At Studica, our primary focus is mobile robotics. Mobile robots are simply robots that are capable of motion. You may have heard them called AMR (autonomous mobile robots), autonomous intelligent robots, or intelligent robots. They rely on motors, sensors, and controllers. These … Read More
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Yes, we know that GameMaker is an effective tool for teaching game design, computer science, and programming. But have you ever considered what other critical skills teaching game design can develop? When creating a game students enhance their critical thinking, collaboration, time management, communication, creativity, and time management skills. Why Choose GameMaker for Education? GameMaker is an ideal tool for … Read More
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Leveraging robotics in education is a powerful tool for teaching STE(A)M concepts and preparing students with invaluable skills. Mobile robotics is increasingly important in the world we live in. In this article, we talk briefly about mobile robots and their importance for education. We will also share some solutions and resources you can use to bring robotics to your classroom. … Read More
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We are so excited to announce our February Webinar Schedule, this month we have a plethora of education solutions that we are excited to share. Before we get into that, did you know that we have our own robotics building system? Our Studica Robotics system offers structural, motion, and electrical components. As you may know, Studica has been in business … Read More
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GameMaker was first developed in 1999 by Professor Mark Overmars to be used in education. This easy-to-learn 2D game-making tool with its GML visual system is ideal for teaching coding and game design. In this article, we will explore the benefits of teaching coding and game design, take a closer look at GameMaker, and learn about the free resources available … Read More
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At Studica, we are committed to making teachers’ lives a little bit easier. With over 35 years of experience matching the latest technologies that best suit education, we’ve compiled a schedule of webinars for June that we know can help. Our topics this month include project-based solutions, Mechatronics, automation, control systems, courseware for teaching Microsoft and Adobe, teaching secondary English … Read More
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Ladies and gentlemen, May is already here and we’ve put together an exciting line-up of webinars. Teachers take note! This month we will talk about project-based learning and STEM education solutions. Find tools that help you teach Mechatronics, automation, control systems, coding, and game development. Find out how you can prepare to serve your secondary English Language Learners (ELLs) in … Read More
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Since 2015, the Studica Robotics build system has been used around the world by WorldSkills competitors to build award-winning competition robots. Its intuitive channel-based system makes it easy to rapidly prototype, build and iterate robot designs. With the Studica FTC Starter Kit, you’ll get a large array of building elements that enable teams to create a functional robot year after … Read More
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