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Lumi has a lot of work to do today! The warehouse is a huge mess. Quick, drive Lumi to the warehouse and pick up the lost items so the workers can finish their tasks on time.
Arrange optimal algorithms to collect items and lead Lumi to the exit. Click the plus sign to add or change a block in the code.
An interactive game of programming a virtual robot using intuitive picture blocks. Enjoyable lessons in the basics of algorithmics with a little Lumi. 11 lessons: navigating, collecting and sorting items, conditional fields, loops, functions. 110 levels to drive through!
The game is designed to work with one user or a group. Dedicated to children from 7 years of age.
Take a look at the teacher's guide and see what lesson plans we have prepared for you.
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The basic algorithmic course is dedicated to students from the 1st grade of primary school, due to the varied degree of difficulty of the tasks, from simple to complex algorithmic challenges. It is designed to work with one user or with a group.
Introduction to the world of programming through play. By controlling Lumi robot in the heat and power plant rooms, children gradually expand their competences in the field of designing algorithms that control the virtual robot. The task of the students is to propose a solution with the fewest instructions. Mastering these basics will allow them to develop more efficiently in the further stages of education.
The course consists of 111 interactive algorithmic exercises, divided into 11 parts - lessons during which we will learn how to create and apply: sequence of instructions, conditions, pick and drop methods, loops, functions, nested constructs.
The app is designed for interactive floors. It is controlled by interactive pens. The course can also be run on personal computers and interactive boards. Install the free Motioncube Player and try the game.
Working with the game Go Lumi !, you can shape:
Arrange algorithms from simple and convenient picture blocks.
You don't have to count individual steps anymore. When you say Go!, Lumi drives until it hits an obstacle.
Solve problems, create optimal algorithms and complete all levels. Become Lumi's Codemaster!
Go Lumi! is a 11-part algorithmic course. With each lesson (part), we introduce a new element into our instruction sequences, thus creating increasingly complex algorithms for controlling the hero.
Simple markings on the blocks were used, easy to interpret. One block - one meaning.
The symbols on the blocks are without unnecessary decorations. They contain exactly as much information as needed
Functional blocks are highlighted in colour to emphasize their special purpose, e.g. red means a loop.
A set of instruction blocks is just one click away. Plan your route and choose the blocks you need. Writing code has never been so easy!
Each route has a specific number of slots for instruction pads. Try to fit them with your code. This way you know your code is optimally designed.
Run your code with one click. While the robot is running, the instruction block being executed will be highlighted in your code.
See which instructional block Lumi stopped on. You're sure to find the source of your troubles!
Lumi moves straight to the edge of the wall. If you want to change direction while driving, you will do it on the blue field. Then use the blue block in the code.
If you want the hero to pick up something from the floor, use the green instruction block in your code. Lumi can pick up and carry many items at once.
After collecting all the items and placing them in the appropriate containers, the hatch at the finish line will open and Lumi will be able to advance to the next level of the game.
If you notice Lumi making the same moves over and over, e.g. right, up, right, up, etc., it's bingo! Ideal situation for loops.
Even if the robot's movements are repeated, you don't have to repeat the instructions in the code. Guide it using an iterative loop. Use red blocks.
Sometimes you'll need to be clever to complete a mission. Identify repetitive movements for the robot and write them in additional code, called a function.
You can define code for two additional functions. You will mark them with a yellow block. Use them in your code whenever you need them.
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