The SPIKE Prime Game Master is here to help make your brain as sharp as a tack. Use this lesson to not only improve memory, but also practice logical skills: http://lego.build/2oXd8ME Comment below if you're excited to try this lesson in your class! #SPIKEprime | LEGO Education

20 reactions | For our second #SPIKEPrime Tutorial Activity, we’re going to turn the motor at a regular speed before picking up the pace. You can also experiment with the direction and change rotations to degrees or seconds. Find this tutorial in the SPIKE™ App under the “Start” tab. | LEGO Education | Facebook

Take a look 👀 at our SPIKE Prime overview video with James Dwyer. In this video will give you an overview of the LEGO® Education SPIKE Prime Robotics system, it's features and benefits plus a sneak peek of some of the SPIKE Prime models. Be sure to stay tuned to this space 🎥 bit.ly/3br9UEk for this video & future videos from the MTA professional development team 👌 #buildingknowledgetogether #modernteachingaids | Modern Teaching Aids

Inspired by one of the most peculiar (and cute) animals, with a unique locomotion, Mech-Dickel Robotics decided to create this new little buddy. Five Lynxmotion Smart Servos (ST1) are responsible for locomotion, while LEGO wheels eliminate friction (to prevent everything from dragging on the ground and getting damaged). The commands are sent remotely by a RadioLink transmitter, and the worm's brain is a tiny Lynxmotion 2IO (Arduino compatible board). Video credits: Mech-Dickel Robotics | Wevolve