KamiBlock vs RoboidMaker

Kids get to learn coding and programming with Kamibot, a cute robot that kids can dress with paper characters! Program Kamibot with Kamiblocks. Kamiblock's interface closely resembles Scratch, so using Kamiblocks is not a problem for Scratch users. Coding is done with code blocks that kids can easily build by dragging and dropping on an easy to learn interface. Kamibot is for all ages. Kamibot gives kids a hands on approach to learning that challenges their skills in logic and creativity. This application is intended for use along with Kamibot. Kamiblock is released under the GPLv2 (GNU General Public License v2.0)

Roboid Maker is an application that lets you control educational robots you’ve assembled yourself. To use Roboid Maker, you’ll need a Cheese Stick and a Roboid robot. The robot connects to your phone or tablet via Bluetooth. The Roboid series is a line of robots developed for hardware and software education. When connected to a PC, you can program them using block coding (Scratch 3). For more information about the Roboid series, please visit https://robomation.net/?lang=en With the app, you can move the robot freely and try out a variety of actions. Use a joystick-style controller to direct its movement. In the “Motion” and “Action” menus, you can tap buttons to run pre-installed actions. If you already own a Cheese Stick, please click the link below and follow the steps to update your Cheese Stick’s version (firmware) before use: https://robomation.net/?page_id=17403 Let’s dive into the exciting world of robots with Roboid Maker!