Learning Path

How should you use this path?

This section is not just a directory. It is a recommended learning order.

It is best to finish Lessons 1~3 first, then jump to the module lessons you care about most
You can also think of Lessons 1~3 as the foundation stage and Lessons 4~9 as the module stage
In every lesson, get one smallest working task running first, then add more features

Lesson	Topic	Main focus	Typical result
1	Display Basics	Make code results visible first	Text, colors, shapes, simple dynamic effects
2	Motion Basics	Make CoCube move forward, turn, and trace paths	Forward movement, turning, square or curved paths
3	Position and Speed	Learn to read coordinates, heading, and wheel speed	Point-to-point movement, angle control, path correction
4	ToF Ranging	Make decisions from front distance	Stop when close, move when far, simple following
5	Gripper and Actuators	Connect movement with execution actions	Grabbing, transporting, and drop-off tasks
6	NeoPixel Light Board	Use color and animation to express program state	Solid color, running lights, row rotation, gradients
7	Light Sensing	Turn ambient brightness into program input	Light/dark judgement, screen switching, threshold logic
8	Voice Recognition	Map spoken commands to actions	Voice control and trigger words
9	Introduction to the AI Camera	Learn to read stable vision results first	Card recognition, color recognition, line following

You can think of the 9 lessons in 2 parts:

Part 1: make the result visible Lessons 1 through 3 focus on display, motion, positioning, and basic control
Part 2: get the common modules working one by one Lessons 4 through 9 focus on distance, gripper, lighting, light sensing, voice, and vision

In every lesson, finish one smallest goal first:

That rhythm is steadier, and it makes it much easier to see what problem each lesson is really solving.