Makeblock Neuron_Artist Kit_Overseas

The companion six 6 cardboard models are designed to inspire children to create like an artist. The cardboard models are quite easy to get started with. Without many efforts, children can easily get their hands-on abilities improved by building projects, like a Ukulele, a Marimba, a glowing watch and a drum.

All the Neoron modules have a magnetic back so they can be held on flat magnetized surfaces, like whiteboards or refrigerators. Teachers and parents can use them to instruct children either in class or at home.

Each block comes with a guide.The guide tells children what the working principles are, how the block is useful and how to code the block. 8 programmable electronic blocks with different functions. Simply by connecting the blocks as instructed, children can create interactive projects and master the basics of sensors and science.

The Neuron Artist Kit provides video guides for the sample projects. Follow the guides and create your own projects that are engaging and unique. Take advantage of any materials at hand. Let’s see where your imaginations can take you!

The magnetic Pogo Pin design makes it easy to connect blocks together. You don’t need to worry that blocks might be connected reversely anymore. Now, try making different combinations of the blocks to create your own projects! Or, you might want to use any materials at hand to add abilities to Neuron? How about making yourself a voice-control lamp!

Begin with the flow-based app – Neuron：Use the Neuron app to bring your Neuron projects to life.The app supports flow-based programming language so all you need to do is just dragging blocks, tapping icons and linking nodes. The app has built-in building guides and coding tutorials. Children can see the results of their code in the real world and quickly refine the code based on what they see.
Advanced learning – block-based and Python coding：Neuron is compatible with mBlock, a software that’s developed based on Scratch 3.0. mBlock supports block-based programming language, making coding as easy as blocks building. Children can program Neuron to create stories, games, animations that are engaging. What’s even better is that you can use mBlock to explore the mysteries of AI !!!