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Kodro turns robotics learning into one visual loop: Design → Code → Simulate → Prove → Build. Students can assemble robots, program them with Python or blocks, test them in interactive 3D worlds, inspect live sensors and export evidence, all offline-first. Teachers get 24 curriculum lessons plus a lesson creator, while makers can prototype without expensive hardware. No account, cloud connection or AI is required.
Kodro
I could see this being useful before spending money on a physical kit. Are you planning to connect it with real hardware too?
Kodro
@sheikh_umair1 Yeah that is the future plan, as it was my collage project and didn't have enough resources around me to make the hardware connection possible, but soon i will work on update of kodro which will have significant changes then previous and hopefuly hardware connection i will work on.
Nice robotics angle. Can you prove a robot offline and drop the same code onto real hardware without rewriting?
Dial
the MSc research project background explains why the deterministic grading and offline-first constraints feel so deliberate rather than bolted on. curious how the Ollama-backed AI help degrades - does the offline fallback still give useful hints, or is it a much thinner experience without a local model installed?
Kodro
@galdayan you can run it fully offline and it is not thinner experience without local model, you can absolutely use it without it.
Dial
@vaibhav4046 good to hear it's not a stripped-down mode. so the deterministic offline logic actually carries most of the pedagogical weight and the local model is more of a bonus layer on top, not a crutch the lessons depend on - that's a healthier design than I assumed going in.