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About The Robot Faces Book

The book is designed to be a fun way to teach concepts in computational thinking by teaching students how to draw faces on a low-cost OLED display.
It was designed to use low-cost parts to keep robot kits as low as possible.
Most classrooms can create projects for under $35 per robot if you purchase parts in a quantity of 10.

Primary Goals

  1. Create hands-on lessons that are fun for students
  2. Teach fundamentals of computational thinking such as abstractions, functions and modularity
  3. Decompose a complex face into parts (eyes, eyebrows, mouth) with parameters
  4. Get students to think about how faces are used to communicate emotions

Sample faces from the Miko Social Robot