RoboMaster, created by DJI, features advanced educational robots and annual robotics competitions designed to teach programming, math, physics, and AI technologies.
RoboMaster is a series of educational robots and a world-renowned annual robotics competition, initially introduced by DJI. Designed to unleash the potential of aspiring engineers, RoboMaster aims to make learning science, math, physics, and programming highly engaging. The product lineup includes advanced platforms like the RoboMaster S1 and EP Core, offering users hands-on experience with AI technologies, and supporting programming languages such as Scratch and Python.
In addition to hardware, RoboMaster hosts the University AI Challenge (RMUA), an elite competition where teams design and build next-generation combat robots. Participants can utilize open-source simulator models, ROS nodes, and comprehensive Referee Systems to test their engineering capabilities in dynamic battlefield environments.
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RoboMaster robots like the S1 support Scratch and Python programming languages, allowing users to develop coding and robotics knowledge while having fun.
The organizing committee provides a competition venue model that can be used with simulator software like Gazebo. Download links and environment setup instructions for ROS-Noetic are detailed in the official simulator owner's manual.
After-sales service, tutorial videos, and technical support for RoboMaster products are provided primarily through the official DJI Support and DJI Education portals.
The Referee System is an electronic penalty system that integrates computing, communication, and control. It detects attacks by projectiles, manages HP deduction rules, and displays the robot's real-time combat status.