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Welcome to the real world of JackBord, a world of STEM where young learners-or JackBorders- will learn about science, technology, engineering, mathematics, robotics, programming and electronics.

 

Supported by numerous activities and ongoing online support JackBorders' can learn at their own place and pace, igniting their innate curiosity and imaginations to create all manner of cool projects, with or without the support of teachers. 

The JackBord Pro and Basic are powerful, robust, long lasting electronics devices, incorporating powerful processors and virtually indestructible hardware. JackBorders of all ages and abilities can learn about electronics, undertake science projects, analyse data, build and play games, build robots.

 

Octagon- our own intuitive programming software will allow JackBorders to programme  and create projects limited only by their imaginations, and provides an easy segue into other programmes like Python. More experienced programmers can operate JackBords with Python from the get go.

The JackBord Pro can operate remotely using its inbuilt wi fi, bluetooth, long life battery, and is the platform to build robots with servers, motors using our own metal JacKano with real nuts 'n bolts.

 

All JackBorders have the Virtual JackBord to continue programming without the hardware.

 

Our world needs young learners to become the next generation of scientists, engineers, and technicians. Jackbord has been designed specifically with this and you in mind. 

Electronics

Using our ingenius TOP (for both Basic and Pro) understand the theory, componentry and application of electronics, essential to understanding robotics and programming.

Build circuits, activate switches and LEDs.

Here, the TOP is attached to the JackBord Pro.

Programming & Data Analytics

Learn how to use commands, write programs and analyse data, using Octagon, our own programming language providing an easy pathway to more complex programmes such as Java Script or Python

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Sensors

Measure light, humidity, temperature, soil moisture, water quality, proximity....the options to use sensors to conduct your experiments and projects are almost limitless.

Check out this soil moisture sensor.

Control

Learn how to use readings from sensors or programs to make physical decisions, such as moving servos or driving with motors

Check out this claw for our beach cleaning robot

Construction

Build your own robots with real metal, nuts and bolts.

Here's our pendulum

Robotics

Combine electronics, programming, sensors, engineering, construction and control to make robots! Just like our Mars robot

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