I am looking for the 4 extra builds that are shown with the education version, particularly gyro boy. I purchased the education and home edition. The home edition software is all I need, but I would like instructions for the other education builds that seem to be only available with the education software. I am hoping that someone knows somewhere else that the instructions can be found.
I am a teacher and am new to lego robotics. We have an NXT brick that we are trying to run on the EV3 software. Our EV3 brick runs fine, but the NXT will not work. We did a firmware update and it connects to the software now but it says file error on the NXT brick whenever we try to download and run a program. Any ideas? I am very new to all of this so any help would be much appreciated.
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I also hate to say it but you are wrong about the ev3 sensor. If you go to the lego education youtube channel and watch the vudeo on the touch sensor he says it is an analog senson that advanced users can program for the degree of press. To see this in the code look at the two optuons for the touch sensor. You demonstrated the bottom option that has 3options 0 push, 1 release, 2bumped. Check out the other touch option in it it has a defree setting.
ABOUT NXT AVAILABILITY. Your article is a HUGE help. I run Robotics And Beyond in CT and NXT is our mainstay for intro-level robotics. I plan to buy only EV3 from now on but also have a learning curve to go through. I have forwarded your article to a number of parents needing guidance for Christmas gifts. As of 12-12-13, LegoEducation.com still sells the NXT 2.1 system but cust. service told me that it will be available for another year or bit more but not after that. See link below for all NXT 2.1 products and prices. NXT 2.0 is discontinued. I have noticed that prices on auction sites for NXT 2.0 and 2.1 sets have gone up by about $100. I assume partly due to their replacement by EV3 and partly due to holiday demand. NXT bricks are still around $130-150 for new. I have poor results buying used bricks and recommend against it. _mindstorms_education_nxt_software_2_1/2240
I use the new EV3-software but an old NXT (education pack 9695). Everything works fine but the lightsensor. Do I need a new firmware on my nxt or isn`t it compatible?The lightsensor works fine with the old nxt-software.Thnks a lot,beaken
Mindstorms kits are also sold and used as an educational tool, originally through a partnership between Lego and the MIT Media Laboratory.[33][34] The educational version of the products is called Mindstorms for Schools or Mindstorms Education, and later versions come with the ROBOLAB GUI-based programming software, developed at Tufts University[35] using the National Instruments LabVIEW as an engine.
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