The programmable robotic vehicle that drives conceptual curiosity in math, science and coding.

• Motivate students to think differently
• Built for the classroom
• Ti-Innovator Hub required, sold separately

Programming Rover to move is a fun way to explore topics and concepts in middle grades and high school, promote collaborative problem-solving, and spark lively conversations.

Students program Rover to put math and science in motion, adding a physical dimension to verbal, symbolic and graphic representations. Rover also provides an accessible on-ramp to more advanced coding, STEM and robotics projects.

The TI-Innovator™ Rover is out-of-the-box ready to connect to the TI-Innovator™ Hub, which is placed in a special bay on Rover. Either a TI-84 Plus CE graphing calculator or TI-Nspire™ CX handheld is secured with clamps on top of Rover.Rover rolls over roadblocks to learning by providing students with a new way to experience — not just see — math. The physical representation creates an additional entry point to problem solving that connects math, coding and movement.

Rover is an introduction to coding and robotics. The simple programming language that is built into TI graphing technology makes it easy to program the system, run it and troubleshoot to correct or fine-tune performance. Motion enables students to engage in math from a new perspective. Rover puts math in their world in a way that encourages them to ask, ""what if...?"" and inspires them to persist in finding solutions to make the vehicle perform the way they want it to. Rover's design allows for access to the TI-Innovator™ Hub input and output ports, so students can add additional capabilities to their Rover experience. A durable, rechargeable battery powers Rover's two motors. The vehicle also includes a color sensor; a distance sensor; an LED display; a holder for a marker to draw paths on paper; and a gyroscope to measure heading.