Dronovi STEM
At STEM workshops, children build a real wooden drone and learn to fly it. The app guides them through it step by step, through play.
Paper drone instructions are tiny and complicated, and a wooden drone has to be assembled and checked properly before its first flight. A workshop has many children and little time: every child needs a clear next step.
A web app on a phone or tablet, with no installation. The drone is assembled in 3D, step by step, with short check questions. Then come a pre-flight check and 13 flight lessons in a simulator, with two sticks just like a real remote controller.
See how children build a drone and learn to fly.
This is how it looks on a phone or tablet.
How children use it.
- 01
Assembles the drone in 3D
10 steps: parts click into place, and the model can be rotated, zoomed and exploded.
- 02
Checks the build
Short questions at key steps: are matching motor types placed diagonally, are the wires routed without being pinched.
- 03
Assembles the remote controller
8 steps, with the same guidance and checks.
- 04
Goes through a pre-flight check
A checklist before switching on, and when something does not work, the help asks the right questions.
- 05
Learns to fly
13 lessons in a simulator, from a calm takeoff to the final challenge. The left stick lifts and turns the drone, the right stick steers it. A miss leads to a new attempt.
- 10 stepsof 3D drone assembly
- 13 lessonsof flying in a simulator
- 2 sticksjust like a real remote controller
What we did
- 3D drone assembly
- Build check at every step
- Remote controller assembly
- Pre-flight check
- Help when something does not work
- Flight simulator with 13 lessons
- Levels and points
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