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Research Kitchen RoboMind 6.0.1 (Win/Lnx) | 40.2/40.2 MB

You can teach students the basics in computer programming or robotics, using this interactive tool which offers both scripted and GUI commands. RoboMind is an educational software which enables you to learn everything about programming and artificial intelligence.

The installation process runs smooth and does not offer to download other third-party products. After you complete it, the interface you are greeted by boasts a simple design, which resembles the one used in Microsoft Office. It is comprised of a tabbed menu bar and two panels: one enables you to write scripts, while the other shows you a map and a small robot that you can control.
In fact, the program also incorporates extensive Help contents, so that everyone can use RoboMind at its full potential, regardless of their level of experience.

The robot can move forward and backwards, paint the floor, pick up objects and put them down, and it can be turned to the right or to the left. Animation speed can be tinkered with, and a remote control is included, so that you can easily make the robot do your bidding.
This software utility encloses many examples of maps and scripts, so that you can learn to control the little robot with great ease. Furthermore, you can use a search function, as well as a find and replace one, undo or redo actions, cut, copy and paste elements, insert predefined command lines, as well as zoom in and out, show or hide the grid and the radar, and track the robot.

Last but not least, it is possible to create screen dumps and save them to the hard drive. A small setback is that you cannot choose the output folder.
All in all, RoboMind proves to be a very efficient piece of software, with many options dedicated to teaching students programming and robotics. It does not put a strain on your computer's performance, has a good response time and our tests did not reveal any errors or crashes.

Whats New :
Custom robot:
Change the looks of Robo to your likings. Via the step > Settings > View screen you can change the head and body of the robot.
Sound Effects:
Listen to Robo beeping and buzzing as he's moving around the environment. You can turn the sound on/off in the menu bar, or disable it entirely in the settings menu.
Pro-tip: try customizing the sounds by adding your own sound theme. Have a look RoboMind's installation folder: /sfx/themes.
Lego EV3:
You can now make your RoboMind scripts work on Lego's EV3 by following these instructions.
Generate maps:
Generate an infinite amount of unique maps straight from a convenient menu.
See step > Open map > Generate map
Of course you can still use things like this in your script:
# map: maze(10,10)
Goto command:
RoboMind just got a "goto" command. By typing goto(5,3), Robo will find its way to the location x=5 and y=3 without bumping. It returns the number of tiles travelled (e.g. try show(goto(5,3))).
Tip 1: use [F9] to show grid coordinates.
Tip 2: When you opened the remote control, hit the middle mouse button somewhere in the map, and Robo goes to the indicate place (if it is possible).
People with programming experience should't be too alarmed about this new addition to the programming language
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