A couple of days ago, I received my daily update from my “Apps Gone Free” app. I noticed the “Robots for iPad” app, and thought it sounded intriguing, but didn’t have wi-fi at the time to download it. I remembered it yesterday, and decided to give it a try. I am so glad I did!
“Robots for iPad” is only available for free this week, as it is National Robotics Week (April 6-14, 2013) here in the States. If you’re reading this post after that time period, I still think it’s worth the 99 cent regular download cost.
The app shows different types of robots from all over the world. You can filter them by country, type, date, or size. You can also view just the featured ones, or random robots. Once you click on a robot’s picture, you will see a description of the robot and its purpose. There are also additional photos, and it looks like they all have videos included as well.
In addition to the summaries of the robots, you can also read robotics news, play a game, and learn more about the study of robotics.
F.Y.I. – this app is rated 9+ for “Infrequent/Mild Horror/Fear Themes. I haven’t had a chance to look at all of the robots, yet, but have not found anything I wouldn’t want my own child to see.
Don’t forget to download Robots for free before the end of this week!
