Webots for the classroom

Teach robotics.
Skip the setup.

Browser-based Webots labs, assignments, and automatic grading for university robotics courses.

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Evaluate the complete teaching workflow free. No meeting, installation, or credit card required.

Webots Academy classroom and simulation interface

Learn by running

Interactive robotics lessons, free to explore.

Read the theory, inspect the algorithm, then run it on a robot in your browser. Educational content is public; simulation compute is limited.

Intermediate · 45 min

PID line following

Tune a controller and see a differential-drive robot follow a line.

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Beginner · 35 min

Differential-drive odometry

Estimate a robot’s position from wheel motion and compare it with ground truth.

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Intermediate · 50 min

A* path planning

Plan a collision-free route through an occupancy grid, then execute it.

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For students

Open an assignment. Code. Simulate. Submit.

Students start from a link in the browser—without installation, GPU setup, or a fragile local environment. Personal exploration uses a free compute allowance; coursework is covered by the course.

  • Public lessons and personal workspace are free.
  • Course assignments use the classroom compute pool.
  • Progress and submissions stay in one place.

For professors

From first click to working classroom.

Evaluate the full teacher experience on your own terms. Build a course, choose lessons, configure an assignment, and test it with a colleague or TA.

  1. 1Create a course
    Start with a reusable lesson or add your own material.
  2. 2Test the assignment
    Use the complete teacher workflow with a small test group.
  3. 3Activate when you are ready to teach
    Invite your real class and use assignments, submissions, results, and course compute.
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Partner courses

Start with a course built for teaching.

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Robotics Simulation Labs

Prof. Felipe N. Martins
Hanze University of Applied Sciences

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Introduction to Autonomous Robots

Prof. Nikolaus Correll
University of Colorado Boulder

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Simple, predictable pricing

Learn free. Pay when you teach a class.

Teaching is sold as a course package, not a student subscription or a cloud-compute spreadsheet.

Learn

Free

For students, individuals, and professor evaluation.

  • All public lessons
  • Personal workspace and saved progress
  • Limited simulation compute
  • No credit card
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For a real classroom

Teach

€990 / semester

One active course for up to 30 students.

  • Assignments and auto-grading
  • Student progress and results
  • ~600 simulation hours included
  • Lesson export and no lock-in
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Institution

Custom

For institutional expansion after professor adoption.

  • Centralized billing
  • Multiple courses and pooled compute
  • SSO and LMS integration when needed
  • Institutional support
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Free and included compute allowances are bounded to protect reliable access. The final limits and package capacity will be set from actual infrastructure usage.

No lock-in

Your teaching material remains yours.

You pay for managed infrastructure, compute, classroom management, submissions, grading, and convenience—not to regain access to your content. Export lessons at any time. They remain compatible with standalone, open-source Webots.

Ready when you are

Build the classroom before the semester starts.

Create a course, select a lesson, test the student flow, and activate it only when you are ready to teach.

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