Service
Function and Applications
Programs surround, entertain and support us: They switch traffic lights, play music for us, and even open doors. But how? Blockolino guides your learners in answering this question. They create their own programs in no time and use sensors, actuators and Blockly to master the basics of programming in a playful way!
Sensors and actuators are magnetically docked onto a MagicLink and supplied with power. Each LinoLink communicates wirelessly (Bluetooth 5.1) with the LinoHub, where the programs are executed. Using software, the programs are transferred to the LinoHub (via Bluetooth or USB).
Watch the Blockolino in action (video in German)!
Benefits
- Hardly any programming knowledge required: Start coding right away with Blockly for learners from primary school level
Freely combinable: Compatible with many building block systems for creative makers
Interactive control: Via a mobile, or desktop app and the programmable LinoHub
Unlimited freedom: LinoLink and LinoHub as well as LinoHub and end device communicate via Bluetooth
Wide range of applications: From traffic light control to parking assistance and smart home systems
Cross-curricular use: Suitable for science, STEM subjects or computer science
Expandable: Can be extended at any time with additional sensors, actuators and LinoLinks
Always ready: LinoLinks remain in standby mode and connect within seconds
Magnetic modules: Stable and simple connection between sensor or actuator and LinoLink
Quick-change technology: Sensors and actuators can be easily swapped and are immediately connected
Equipment and Technical Data
Scope of delivery
- 1 LinoHub incl. charging cable (USB-A to USB-C)
LinoHub
- Display: 2.8 inch TFT 480×480 px capacitive color display
Memory: 32 GB
Maximum number of wireless sensor and actuator connections: 19
Wired connection to PC: USB Type-C
Wireless connection: Bluetooth 5.1
Battery life: At least 40 hours
Standby time: More than 6 months
Operating temperature range: –10 °C to approx. 50 °C
Firmware update: Via USB using software