Robots for iPad is a fun, insightful guide to the field of robotics. It is a new, responsive app that lets you explore over 150 robots using hundreds of animations, photos, videos, and articles. It offers in-depth, practical experience for anyone interested in robotics, from robot enthusiasts, tech lovers, researchers, educators, parents, to learners. Explore 151 robots from 19 countries with 360° views, interactive animations, technical specs, hundreds of photos, videos, and articles. It features Honda’s famed humanoid Asimo, NASA’s Curiosity Mars rover, and Google’s self-driving car among many other features; it also features androids, drones, exoskeletons, quadrupeds, and toy robots.

Website: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id566581906

What Users Love About the App

“This is the best app ever. This is because this app doesn’t have even 1 bug. This app has been a great looking game win I was looking in the App Store.”

“This is the only good app about robotics in the whole mobile app store. It even is the only, period!”

“This is my 12-year old son’s favorite app. He looks forward to the regularly updated robotics news. Not just for hard-core geeks, the app includes lots of cool consumer applications and even toy robots!”

“You must check out the 360 degree views of robots and the rate-a-robot feature is fun too. Just get this app- you will not regret it!”

“I am teaching a beginning Robotics course in a middle school. I am using this app to inspire the students. I am very glad I heard about it!”

What Users Dislike About the App

“Please update your app. I have one iPad I have not updated to keep this app working. However, it would be wonderful if you updated.”

“My second graders are going to love this app. The only thing is some of them will not be able to read the information. You should add a listen to feature for younger kids.”

“I’m sorry but there needs to be more robots with interaction things.”

“Recently I am unable to view the videos. Nothing happens when I click play.”

“This is a great app but it crashes every time I try to look at a new robot.”