Simulation of human intelligence by machines, especially in robotics.
A set of instructions for solving a problem or completing a task.
An open-source electronics platform often used in student robotics projects.
Technology that performs tasks with minimal human intervention.
The basic language of computers using 0s and 1s.
Wireless communication tech often used to control robots remotely.
Short for “robot”; a machine capable of carrying out tasks.
The process of writing instructions (code) that computers and robots can understand.
A complete path through which electricity flows.
A device or component that directs the actions of a robot.
Software used to design robotic parts digitally.
Information processed or stored by computers.
Finding and fixing errors in code or a program.
A device that sends digital signals to detect things like light, motion, etc.
A person who designs and builds machines and structures.
Branch of science dealing with circuits and electrical devices.
The process of testing and trying new ideas, crucial in robotics education.
A named section of code that performs a specific task.
A business model where others can run a location under the OBotz brand.
Software programmed into hardware devices.
Visual interface allowing users to interact with software.
The physical components of a computer or robot.
Playful exploration of code or hardware, encouraged for learning.
Data or signals sent to a system to control it.
Network of physical devices connected via the internet.
Repeating a process to improve a design or program.
A programming language used in robotics, especially in Android-based systems.
Input device for manually controlling a robot.
A repository of information, guides, or tutorials to aid learning.
A small light source used in electronic circuits.
A programming structure that repeats a set of instructions.
A basic building block of digital circuits.
A subset of AI where machines improve from experience.
A device that converts electrical energy into motion.
A self-contained component or lesson in a learning system.
A point in a network or system, often used in programming logic.
The result produced by a system (e.g., robot movement, LED blinking).
Detects physical obstructions in a robot’s path.
Software or hardware made freely available for public use and modification.
Writing and organizing code to instruct machines.
A beginner-friendly programming language used in robotics and AI.
A scannable code often used in robotics projects or inventory systems.
A data structure where elements are processed in order (First In, First Out).
A programmable machine capable of carrying out complex tasks automatically.
Device used to wirelessly operate a robot.
A small, affordable computer used in learning and robotics.
A component that detects environmental input (like distance, temperature, etc.).
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics; core fields of OBotz programs.
A block-based visual programming language for kids.
A motor used for precise movement in robotics.
OBotz-hosted competition showcasing STEM talent.
Remote collection of data from sensors or devices.
A key electronic component in circuits.
A standard for connecting devices.
The way a user interacts with a machine or software.
Uses sound waves to measure distance.
A symbol used to store data in programming.
An immersive computer-simulated environment.
Information processed or stored by computers.
Wireless technology that enables data exchange between devices.
Smart electronic devices worn on the body.
Short, focused classes on robotics or coding topics.
Used to structure data; may be used in software development.
The horizontal axis, often referenced in programming movement.
The vertical axis; used for plotting motion or sensor data.
A term that may describe students engaged in creative robotics.
A goal in coding where no errors are accepted.
A wireless protocol sometimes used in IoT/robotics communication.
