Minibloq Out Of Beta

Written By: Bill Griggs - Dec• 19•15

MINIBLOQ OUT OF BETA

Minibloq v0.83 Adds many new Features

Minibloq is a graphical programming environment for Arduino™, Multiplo, physical computing devices and robots. One of it’s main goals is to introduce physical computing and robotic platforms to primary schools, kids and beginners. I have been using Minibloq for a few years now and it has really gained in features and usefulness.

Main changes:

Integrated with AERobot: ultra low cost educational robot (http://wyss.harvard.edu/viewpage/539). Developed by WYSS Institute at Harvard.
Added calibration screen for AERobot.
New Flat Icons designed by Camilo Parra Palacio for better look on mobile devices (https://github.com/cparrapa).
Russian Language support (credits on http://blog.minibloq.org/p/credits.html)
Japanese Language support (credits on http://blog.minibloq.org/p/credits.html)
Users can now choose between Flat Icons or Classic Icons. UpdatePack1 (Flat Icons) and UpdatePack2 (Classic 3D Icons) (available here: https://github.com/miniBloq/v0.83/tree/master/updatePacks).

AERobot

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Sabbi says:

February 14, 2016 at 11:37 am

Hey! I saw your board at MakerFaire. It looks great, and I’m loving the b5A/pA power cnuiomptson aspect.I’m trying to think of a project to use it in; once I do, I’ll grab a couple from you.Enjoy the rest of MakerFaire!