Planeta Robotów
Planeta Robotów
An educational app with AR for a coding school. Kids' first "wow" moment with programming.
Project overview
For whom:
- Coding schools for kids
- Robotics education centers
- STEM teachers
"The coding school wanted to make lessons more engaging and let kids experiment with new technologies. The traditional approach to teaching programming wasn't engaging students enough."
Kids need visualization and interactivity to grasp abstract programming concepts. Slides and text exercises alone aren't enough.
Key results for the school.
With Planeta Robotów, learning to code became more visual and engaging.
Augmented reality
Kids see the effects of their code in AR.
Interactive experiments
Learning through play and experimentation.
For kids and teens
Tailored to the perception level of young learners.
What stood in the way.
Programming is abstract
For kids, programming concepts feel very abstract. They don't see direct results from their work — code is just a string of letters and numbers that "does something," but it's not clear what.
Low engagement
Traditional teaching methods — slides, text exercises, blackboard examples — don't engage kids raised on interactive apps and games. They lose interest and don't want to learn.
No visualization of the result
Kids don't see how their code actually works. Even if they grasp the theory, they're missing concrete, visual examples of a program in action.
Need for innovative tools
The school wanted to stand out and offer something more than the competition. They needed a tool that would show parents and students that they're using modern technology in their teaching.
Our approach
The project was built around a single idea:
"Kids learn best when they see the results of their work in the real world."
We built a mobile app that combines programming with augmented reality — code becomes something tangible and visible.
Planeta Robotów from the inside.
Four key elements that changed how programming is taught.
Interactive experiments
The app includes a set of programming experiments — exercises in which kids write code and immediately see the result. Each experiment is designed to teach a specific concept (loops, variables, functions) through play.
Learning by experimenting instead of passively listening to theory.
Augmented reality (AR) feature
The app's biggest innovation — kids can see the results of their code in augmented reality. The phone shows virtual objects in the real world — robots, animations, 3D structures that react to the code they write.
Code stops being abstract — it becomes something you can "see" in reality.
Educational materials
The app also includes an education section — explanations, tutorials, hints. Kids can return to the theory whenever they don't understand something. Everything is written in simple language, with examples and animations.
Learn at your own pace — kids can review the material as many times as they need.
Code visualization
The app visualizes how the code runs, step by step. Kids see how the program executes each instruction, how variable values change, how loops work. That helps them understand the logic of programming.
Abstract concepts become concrete and understandable.
AR gives kids their first 'wow' moment with programming. Slides aren't enough anymore — now we have experiments that actually teach.
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