Both are programming education. Robot programming will have hardware courses, including knowledge of cognitive parts, physical principles, and mechanical construction. Children's programming focuses on systematic knowledge of programming, from programming logic to graphical programming to exposure to simple statements and high-level languages. I think robot programming will be better. For example, the programmable smart toys on the market now include robots like Alpha, which have the function of learning programming, but do not have a buildable appearance. There are also people like Variety Xiaoqiang who learn programming and build Lego blocks, which requires both hands and brain. The programming functions are all based on Scratch, but the latter has richer gameplay and more comprehensively improves children's abilities. Children can learn more in-depth programming knowledge slowly, but the important thing is to learn and practice. Now you understand.