In June of last year DJI launched the RoboMaster S1, an educational robot with remote control designed to help teach math, physics and programming. Now new leaked images indicate that the company, which specializes in the development of drones, is apparently preparing to launch a new model of its modular robot next March 9.
The robot can be customized using the programming languages: Python eScratch
The original S1 can be customized with Python and Scratch programming languages, which allows it to be used to teach school programming. The new robot may be similar at this point, but this has not yet been confirmed.
The four images released by the DroneDJ website show some details of the supposed new robot. One of the highlights of the RoboMaster S1 is that the users themselves could assemble it. Based on the leaked photos, it seems that this new one will follow the same path. Its design also appears to be different from the RoboMaster S1.
In this first image it is possible to see what appears to be a claw, which indicates that the new robot could be used to pick up objects:
This other photo shows the logo of the DJI RoboMaster line and the FPV camera with a 120 degree field of view:
This other photo shows some of the sensors on the robot's body. These sensors detect, when it is hit by an object or a laser, for example. The original RoboMaster S1 had similar sensors:
The last photo released by the website is not very clear, but it seems to indicate that the new robot may have a modular design or that it can be assembled by the user like the S1.
Source: DroneDJ. [TagsToTranslate] dji robomaster
