About
This educational app introduces coding concepts to children from preschool to high school through interactive lessons and creative activities. It supports robot programming and offers a structured learning path with four distinct stages.
What's New in ROBERSE
1.1.13
May 12, 2026
- Remote Control - Added simultaneous control for DC and servo motors - Rocomi - Improved IF and IF-ELSE blocks (Added gas and temperature sensor options) - Added new LCD blocks - Reduced flickering when moving blocks - General bug fixes - Common - App optimization - Added filtering functionality for Bluetooth device discovery
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FAQ
What age group is ROBERSE designed for?
ROBERSE is designed for children from preschool through high school, making it suitable for a wide range of young learners interested in coding.
Does ROBERSE require a specific robot to function?
The app is described as being very useful in connection with assembly activities using Robotori products, suggesting it is intended to work with compatible robotics kits.
How does ROBERSE structure its coding lessons?
ROBERSE is divided into four parts: Remocon, Rokids, Rokids plus, and Rocomi, which represent a progressive order of training steps for learning programming.
Can children use ROBERSE for creative projects?
Yes, besides following textbook and manual activities, users can engage in free creative activities to express and produce various movements in ROBERSE.
What is the learning methodology of ROBERSE?
ROBERSE aims to make learning lively with interesting and immersive lesson plans, helping children understand coding concepts and realize its usefulness.
Is ROBERSE available on multiple devices?
ROBERSE is available on iPhones, iPads, and iPods, offering accessibility across various Apple mobile devices.
How often is ROBERSE updated?
The latest version is 1.1.13, and the app was last updated on May 12, 2026, indicating ongoing development and support.
Does ROBERSE have ads?
ROBERSE is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted learning experience for children.
