ROBOLAB
ROBOLAB is a programming language developed by Chris Rogers of the Center for Engineering Outreach (CEEO) at Tufts University. It has been popular for LEGO programming for many years.ROBOLAB
Based on LabVIEW™, from National Instruments, Texas USA, the ROBOLAB Software uses an icon-based, diagram building environment to write programs that control the NXT. ROBOLAB's customized user interface is designed for student users ages 8 and up.
ROBOLAB has progressive programming phases that allow the programming level to match the student's knowledge and skills
ROBOLAB Downloads
We do not sell ROBOLAB, but you can purchase ROBOLAB from LEGO Education. To use the Vernier NXT Adapter, you should have version 2.9.4B.
- Download update to latest version of ROBOLAB »
- Download Vernier NXT ROBOLAB Example Programs (40 KB ZIP)
ROBOLAB Resources
The Center for Engineering Education Outreach (CEEO) web site has great sample programs and Robobooks, which are tutorials on how to use Robolab and Vernier sensors. The Vernier Sensor Robobook provides a great way to test out sensors and to get familiar with how to use them.
ROBOLAB Robobooks
System Requirements
Windows
- 133 MHz processor
- Windows 95 or higher (Windows 98 or higher for USB Transmitter use)
- 32 MB of RAM
- 180 MB of available hard disk space
- 1 available serial port (legacy or USB)
Macintosh
- System 9.0 or higher
- 166 MHz PowerMac™ Processor
- 64 MB of RAM minimum
- 180 MB of available hard disk space
- 1 available serial port (legacy or USB)
