Last Updated by Mark Lucking on 2024-12-30
1. Using peer mode in version 2.8 you can also use multiple iPads/iPhones to control your robot.
2. The port labels and buttons are customisable, you can change the text, the color and using accessibilities features in iOS the font size.
3. A controller that you can use together with this app to remotely control your LEGO robot.
4. You are in control of what happens when different buttons are pressed and you are in control of how frequently updates from the sensors are sent back to the controller.
5. One of a dozen or more text based programming languages you can use to teach coding on the EV3 robot.
6. You can find examples of the driver code you'll need to install on your robot on the app website.
7. Note the arrow used in the peer screen was downloaded from thenounproject, the graphic designed by sugeng hariyadi.
8. The LEGO EV3 Mindstorms robot is a LINUX box.
9. A LINUX box on which you can run an alternative OS available at An alternative that is now sanctioned by LEGO itself with the introduction of microPython.
10. You can also hide and show buttons and ports as needed.
11. You can use most of these languages to build a controller.
12. Liked remoteCode? here are 5 Education apps like Duolingo - Language Lessons; ClassDojo; Canvas Student; Remind: School Communication; PictureThis - Plant Identifier;
Or follow the guide below to use on PC:
Select Windows version:
Install remoteCode app on your Windows in 4 steps below:
Download a Compatible APK for PC
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Get APK for PC → | Mark Lucking | 1 | 2.9 |
Download on Android: Download Android