WhalesBot EliteMind Physical AI Robot: Overview
WhalesBot EliteMind is a modular Physical AI robot for schools. Students build and code it, then train AI models that help it sense and move through the real world.
- Sensor modules: Vision-language, time-of-flight, light, and fingerprint modules let students test how each input changes what the robot does.
- Object recognition: The camera identifies objects and their position, then the robot plans a path around obstacles. So students see how perception leads to decisions.
- Modular build: A wheeled base, robotic arm, and gripper connect through standard expansion ports, so classes can rebuild it per project.
- Grows with students: Lessons move from graphical programming for ages 6 to 8, to model training for ages 9 to 11, and Python for ages 12 to 14.
- Connected software: W-Hong LLM handles reasoning, while OceanLevel supplies AI courses and lesson prep tools for teachers.
EliteMind is still in development, so schools and education centers can contact WhalesBot now to learn more about it.
