The robot is of course a virtual one, that is, there's no physical creature included with the program. All you get in RoboMind is a nicely designed interface with two main areas: the coding window and the preview window. The first one is used to write the script that controls the robot, while the latter is where you can actually see the execution of that script.

The commands included in RoboMind's scripting language include moving in four directions, grabbing objects, reacting to obstacles and leaving a trace of paint to create drawings on the ground.

RoboMind is generally easy to use, plus it includes some ready-made scripts for you to test. The difficult part comes when you want to create your own scripts: though the program is thoroughly documented, it would be great to have a tutorial or video guide to make these first steps easier for the user.

RoboMind is an original app with which you can program a little robot to perform different actions with an easy-to-learn scripting language.

Download RoboMind 2.6 in Softonic

With RadioWorks, you can calculate the length of the antenna depending on it's frequency and wavelength. You can also calculate the loss of the signal according to the receiver model and power according to parameters such as distance, the type of terrain or obstacles to cover. The program intelligently utilizes tabs for different fields being tested so you can easily keep track of what you're looking at. You can also see how the program will react under different conditions Use the Distance and Power change prediction calculator to predict how a proposed transmitter such as increasing or a decreasing the power. If you're not a maths whizz, which I'm certainly not, all the mathematical formulas used by the application are on display which can be rather confusing although they are accompanies by explanations and usage information.

if you're setting up a radio system in a studio or house then this program may be of use but all others should stay away as it's rather complicated.

Download RadioWORKS 2.0 in Softonic

WinIQSIM is a laboratory environment with all the necessary tools for the analysis and evaluation of digital transmission systems. You can simulate all systems involved in the process of modulation and reception of signals. The program does this by allowing you to define blocks of data sources, configure them and even simulate signal distortion or interference. The instructions are extremely hard to follow though for the none initiated. The developers advise you that "The signals generated with the aid of the R&S® WinIQSIM™ software can be output by the integrated solution in the R&S® SMU (option R&S® SMU-B10) and the R&S® SMIQ (option R&S® SMIQB60) as well as the Arbitrary Waveform Generator R&S® AMIQ. R&S® WinIQSIM™ is provided with these three arbitrary waveform generators free of charge." Therefore, it's worth reiterating that this is only designed for those that know specifically what they are doing with digital wave signals.

Seems like a highly complex and useful program in the right hands but none scientists need not apply.

Download WinIQSIM 4.40 in Softonic