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NEPO2Image
preconditions: experience with TypeScript, Java, REST, usability, teaching
context: OpenRoberta is a learning platform. It uses a graphical programming language (based on blockly) and has code generators/loader for many robots and embedded systems used in education. Browse through https:lab.open-roberta.org . Use the simulator and write some simple programs
problem: Here we already have a nice tool with it one can create a zip file containing all SVGs and PNGs related to the programm. Unfortunately it does not consider the new configuration. Our users also ask for a simple print functionality where the program an the configuration is nicely printed into a PDF e.g.
idea: Let's extend the Open Roberta Lab with two new functionalities:
- export all programming and configuration blocks ready to use them for creating learing units
- print the current program and configuration nicely as a PDF
task:
- Analyse the the "old" NEPO2Image tool and make design suggestions on how the functionality could be integrated into the lab. Implement it in a way that people intuitively can work with it.
- Present ideas how a printed version of a NEPO program might look like, what information is needed, what information is optional?
note: Do not underestimate task 2, you might have to rearrange the blockly blocks to achieve the goal.
contact: beate.jost AT iais.fraunhofer and / or reinhard.budde AT iais.fraunhofer.de
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Installation Tutorials
- Instructions to run a openroberta lab server using DOCKER
- Instructions to run the Open Roberta Lab Server natively on ubuntu ‐ not recommended
- Raspberry Pi 2/3/4 and the Open Roberta Lab
- EV3 and leJOS
- EV3 and ev3dev
- Creating the OR leJOS image
- Arduino Create Agent
- Mbed DAL: Generation and automation
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