51515-1
Robot Inventor is LEGO set 51515-1. It has a score of 80. This is average compared to all other sets. The set is recommended by 2 reviews, based on 3 scored reviews and 7 reviews total. It is ranked in the top 48% scored sets on Brick Insights. We know this set was released in 2020, and it is categorised in Mindstorms.
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If you are a novice robot builder, I would definitely recommend getting this set. If you want to make more advanced robots with bigger programs and more options, I'd recommend getting the EV3. A lot of (third party) stuff is available for the EV3, which allow for a ton of options.
I got this for Christmas and my birthday and I love it. It is very good for kids as it teaches them fundamental coding skills. I like how you can code with Scratch 3.0like block coding and Python. I am very good in python and Scratch 3.0. Would REALLY recommend to all ages!
I enjoyed building the robots and running the pre-written samples but it's when I wanted to try out my own ideas and code that lets down this set, which is a shame and could be easily fixed I think.
The set may not be perfect, and may not be everything LEGO Mindstorms fans hoped it would be. But it is fun, and users new to the platform are sure to enjoy it, while old hands can find some silver linings along with some new things to experience.
I'm not going to attempt to review the whole thing in one go so, in this, the first of a series of articles, I'll take a look at what's in the box.
Well, I'm certainly impressed with what LEGO have released here. Compared to the EV3, the 51515 (RI5?) is definitely easier to use and get working on straight away. The provided robots are fun and demonstrate many ways to use the motors and sensors. They also made interesting characters that are fun to interact with, and keep kids' interest.