VEX

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VEX is a robotics platform and competition often used in educational settings to teach engineering and programming concepts. Here's a breakdown of what VEX encompasses:
VEX Robotics Competition:

• Students design, build, and program robots to compete in specific game challenges that change every year.
• Different levels of competition exist, from elementary school to university.
• Competitions involve head-to-head matches, teamwork challenges, and skills challenges.

VEX Platforms:VEX offers various platforms with different components and capabilities to cater to diverse age groups and skill levels. These systems include:

• VEX 123: Designed for pre-K and up. Uses touch-based, button-press coding, for a screen-free experience.
• VEX GO: Aimed at elementary students, it involves hands-on building and coding with colorful plastic parts.
• VEX IQ: Targeted at elementary and middle school students. Uses snap-together plastic parts and offers more advanced programming options.
• VEX V5:: Geared toward high school and university students. It utilizes metal parts, powerful motors, and sensors, and allows for complex programming.
• VEX EXP: Targeted for students in grades 9-12.
• VEX PRO: A line of high-performance components suitable for advanced robotics.

Educational Aspects:

• STEM Learning: VEX promotes science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education.
• Hands-on Experience: Students get practical, hands-on experience in design, construction, and programming.
• Problem-Solving: The competition challenges encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
• Teamwork: Many VEX competitions emphasize teamwork and collaboration.
• Coding: VEX supports various programming languages, ranging from block-based visual programming to text-based coding (like C++ and Python).