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Micromelon Robotics Platform vs VEXcode

Micromelon Robotics Platform

micromelon.com

VEXcode

vexrobotics.com

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FigureMicromelon Robotics PlatformVEXcode
Price from—$16.58/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYes—
Open source——
Web—Yes
WindowsYesYes
macOSYesYes
iOSYesYes
AndroidYesYes
APIYes—
Plans published23
Spec score · Robotics Education Software8.6 (#4)8.1 (#11)
PrivacyThe Code Editor supports teacher-created username-only student accounts that require no personal information.The software privacy policy says VEX applications do not collect personally identifiable information, while optional feedback may include information users submit and Google Analytics may collect anonymous aggregate usage data.
PurposeMicromelon combines educational robotics hardware, coding software, a simulator and teaching resources for school learning.VEXcode is coding software for VEX robotics users from kindergarten through college and beyond.
SupportMicromelon says it typically responds to contact enquiries within one business day.The VEX support page lists product and software support by email and phone, with U.S. phone support Monday through Friday, 7am–5pm CST.

Plans

Micromelon Robotics Platform

  • Site LicencePrice not published
  • Student LicencesPrice not published

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VEXcode

  • VEXcode VR FreeFree
  • VEXcode VR Enhanced$199 a year
  • VEXcode VR Premium$499 a year

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Micromelon Robotics Platform

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VEXcode

VEXcode is coding software for VEX robotics, with versions listed for VEX 123, GO, AIM, IQ, EXP, V5, CTE, and AIR. It uses a consistent interface across VEX platforms and supports drag-and-drop Blocks, Switch Blocks for moving toward Python, and text-based Python and C++. VEXcode VR runs in a browser without installation and offers curriculum and activities, which teachers can edit in Google Docs. It requires no student accounts, and each license includes access for an educator’s students at school and at home. VR Free costs nothing and includes Blocks, 15 basic-graphics playgrounds, curriculum, activities, and online resources. Enhanced costs $199 a year; Premium costs $499 a year. The separate VEX VS Code Extension supports C++ and Python on Windows and Mac, with project, documentation, firmware, and troubleshooting tools. It requires VS Code 1.66 or later. VEXcode runs across Android, iOS, macOS, web, and Windows.

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