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Explores scientific extrapolation in science fiction through intertextual narratives and semantic impertinence.

Demonstrates the immediate use of Thymio from a young age, with pre-programmed behaviors analyzed by students.

Explores the concept of robots, defined as mechatronic devices designed to automatically perform tasks imitating human actions.

Explores real-time operating systems and communication mechanisms for controlling robots.

Explores microcontrollers in a robotics project, covering ultrasonic sensors, program writing, troubleshooting, interruptions, and sensor options.

Covers the integration of visual perception and robotic actions in embodied AI.

Delves into the modes of Thymio, showcasing its ability to sense and react to its environment.

Explores learning and adaptive control for robots, emphasizing modulation of dynamical systems to improve stability and enable reactive motion.

Explores trajectory generation in robot control, covering spatial aspects, interpolation methods, velocity profiles, and multi-connected points.

Delves into the definition of robots, emphasizing their programmability and ability to perform complex actions.