How to program LEGO MINDSTORMS Robot Inventor 51515 models. Tutorials are both for Python and Word Blocks.
We developed the LMS-ESP32 hardware module to extend the Lego Mindstorms Robotic Inventor or Lego SPIKE Prime hubs (short Lego hub) so that you can … Read more
Introduction In this tutorial, you will learn to set up communication between a SPIKE Prime or MINDSTORMS hub and the lms-esp32-wifi-board. We’ll show you step-by-step … Read more
In this article, you’ll learn how to connect a Bluetooth gamepad to the SPIKE Prime or Robot Inventor hub without lag but with Word Blocks/Scratch. … Read more
The new LEGO hubs support gamepads from the official LEGO software but only with Scratch/Word Blocks and via a PC in streaming mode. When you … Read more
Walking robots have always fascinated me. With LEGO, the limit is usually the number of motors you can add or the weight of all the … Read more
We are happy to introduce our new ESP32 expansion board for Lego Mindstorms robots: LMS-ESP32-v1.0. We built the board because the Lego Mindstorms Robot Inventor … Read more
I connected four Mecanum wheels to the four motors of the LEGO MINDSTORMS Robot Inventor 51515 kit. The result is an amazing car that can … Read more
When I first created the LEGO MINDSTORMS Robot Inventor Snake, I programmed it with Word Blocks (Scratch). However, a robot snake BEGS to be programmed … Read more
After my first experiments with the Huskylens, here’s a complete guide to connecting the smart AI camera to your LEGO robot. For this guide, I’m … Read more
Dfrobot kindly sent me a Huskylens for testing with SPIKE Prime. Huskylens is an ‘easy-to-use AI camera. I have had my eyes on it since … Read more
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