It’s summer and we’ve put together an exciting line-up of free webinars for teachers! Our webinar topics this July include Mechatronics, project-based solutions, courseware for teaching Microsoft and Adobe, teaching with game design, and demonstrating automation and control systems. At Studica, our mission is to equip educators with the finest technology solutions available. With over 37 years of experience, we … Read More
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As the school year comes to a close and the summer heats up, Studica has prepared an excellent lineup of teacher webinars for June. These webinars are designed to provide innovative solutions and inspiration for the upcoming academic year. We have presentations on subjects like teaching Mechatronics, coding, and game design and exploring automation and control systems. We will also … Read More
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Ladies and gentlemen, there is only one month until registration opens for the upcoming WorldSkills Lyon 2024 Mobile Robotics Competition. The competition will be held in Lyon, France in September of 2024. This is an amazing opportunity for students to compete on a global level and build key skills. This article will give you a sneak peek into what the … Read More
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Well, hello May! Once again, we’ve put together a variety of education-focused webinars for teachers. Start the month off with inspiration, register for a free online webinar from Studica. We will discuss topics such as game design, coding, teaching Mechatronics, and exploring control systems. We will also showcase innovative courseware for teaching Adobe and Microsoft that allows your students to … 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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This April we have an exciting line-up of free online webinars. You’ll find sessions on a variety of key STEM education topics including clever ways to engage students in learning using game design, project-based curriculum programs for teaching Mechatronics, and industry certification courseware for Microsoft and Adobe. Since 1985, Studica has been committed to providing innovative technology solutions that enhance … Read More
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March is here and spring is on the way! We feel lucky to have been serving schools, teachers, and students since 1985. To share our excitement at the end of Studica‘s rainbow this month, you’ll find a pot of resources including free webinars for teachers with a wealth of inspiration! Your students will feel lucky too when you explore all … 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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The Classroom Robotics Kit from Studica Robotics is now available! This kit is ideal for use in the classroom and for robotics teams learning and preparing for robot competitions like FTC, FRC, WorldSkills, WRO, and RoboCup. The Studica Robotics platform is complete, affordable, and very compatible with other existing building systems. The VMX Robotics Controller allows you to program in C++, … Read More
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