Try Robot Virtual Worlds for a full 60 days!*
No Robot, No Problem! Robot Virtual Worlds is a high-end simulation environment that enables students, without robots, to learn programming right from their computer.
Computer Requirements & Performance Info »
*requires an installed version of ROBOTC
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Pictured at the left you find the Robot Virtual World classroom programming environment. Programmers select their challenges on the left side of the interface
Once the challenge is selected a description of the challenge shows up on the right side of the page. Most of the challenges come directly from the ROBOTC Curriculum. See example challenges below. |
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Robot Challenges include simple challenges like the ones shown above, but also have more complicated path planning challenges like the ones show here. At the left is a challenge called the Grand Challenge which involves navigating your robot through a building like structure. The board above shows the challenge without the building. Below is another multifaceted programming challenge designed to test a students programming ability.
FTC and VEX Challenges are available as free downloads when you purchase the Robot Virtual World software. This will allow the programming team to begin to develop code before the robot is completed! |
  
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Current ROBOTC Users: No Download Required - Click here for instructions
Virtual Worlds can be activated on any existing ROBOTC 3.x installation with no additional downloads. Click here for activation instructions!
New Users:
First: Check your system requirements »
Then, select a download:
The VEX Toss Up RVW simulates the competition field and several robot designs, allowing teams to practice their programming and form winning gameplay strategies. More Details »
VEX Toss Up is played on a 12'x12' square field. The object of the game is to score your colored BuckyBalls and Large Balls into the Near Zone and Far Zone, by Locking Up your colored BuckyBalls and Large Balls into the Goals, and by Low Hanging, Hanging and Ultra Hanging off your colored Bar at the end of the match. Less Details »
CS2N Mode is now available!
Ring It Up is played on a 12’x12’ square field. The object of the game is to score Rings by placing them on the Pegs of the center Rack and Corner Goals. More Details »
This Virtual World is designed to simulate the Ring It Up competition field and several robot designs, allowing teams to practice their programming and form winning gameplay strategies.. Less Details »
Seagulls calling. Palm trees swaying. Waves lapping at the beach. Palm Island is a floating oasis for you to explore. More Details »
Help Commander Roxie-Rivet-minder prepare for a Luau, Use your robot to collect coconut clusters and set lobster traps, Learn to use motors and sensors to control your robot's movement on the island boardwalk. Less Details »
New in version 2.0! Import your own 3D objects from SolidWorks and Inventor. Using the Level Builder, you can create your own Robot Virtual World environments by placing a wide variety of items, such as line tracking tiles, boxes, balls, cylinders and other obstacles. More Details »
Once you’ve configured a level, you can program a virtual VEX, NXT, or themed robot to move through the 3D environment using ROBOTC. The Model Importer was compiled using components licensed under the GNU General Public License v2. Click here for more details and source.
A companion level pack for the ROBOTC curriculum More Details »
The curriculum companion pack includes the challenges that are included in the ROBOTC curriculum. Now you can practice your ROBOTC code alongside the ROBOTC curriculum without the need for hardware!
VEX Sack Attack now available!
VEX Sack Attack is played on a 12'x12' square field. The object of the game is to score Sacks and Bonus Sacks in the colored Floor Goals, Troughs and High Goal. More Details »
This Virtual World is designed to simulate the Sack Attack competition field and several robot designs, allowing teams to practice their programming and form winning gameplay strategies.. Less Details »
We thought Atlantis was a myth. We were wrong. With the emergence of new robotics technologies we are now able to explore areas of the world we’ve never seen before. More Details »
According to legend, Atlantis was a center of trade and commerce in Eurasia thousands of years ago. Your mission is to explore the Ruins of Atlantis, 6,000 meters below the surface of the ocean, collecting data and treasure as you do.
Explore and restart the mysterious planet known as Alpha base H99, a robotic crystal mining colony. The colony was abandoned a few months ago, after a meteor shower. More Details »
The existing crew left the planet; they shut down all the communication towers leaving them without any charge. Your task is to recharge all of them; you will receive a set of directives as you go from tower to tower. Fuel up a rocket ship, collect a crystal pack for experimentation and evacuate the planet before another disaster strikes. The last crew left some maps, read and follow instructions carefully to complete the mission.
You can choose between two different rover models. The compact BuggyBot and a bigger, faster MammalBot. Less Details »
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