Lotte in the restaurant
Programming level 1
Lotte
P1
How to build
Build the static figures
- Lotte and the other characters are static figures. Lotte’s arm can be moved on an axis.
- The dog is a DC motor-driven robot powered directly by a battery holder, rolling on gears instead of legs.
- When switched on, it goes to Lotte, is switched off, turned around and switched on again.
P1
Build the figures
P1
Programming level 2
Lotte stops asking for pancakes
P2
How to build
Lottie
- Lotte is standing still, her arm connected to a DC motor, her neck connected to a servo motor. Her other hand is connected to a push button.
- When the push button is pressed, she moves her hand up and down four times and then turns her head.
- The dog is a 5-button robot – 4 buttons for directions, 1 for tail wagging. The tail is attached to the dog’s body by a servo motor.
P2
a) Lottie
b) Dog
P2
P2
Programming level 3
Pepike does not know "Lisa"
P3
How to build
Franz
- Lotte is built in the same way as P2. Instead of a push button, an IR photoreflector is attached to her hand.
- Franz is a robot controlled by accelerometer.
- Franz rolls back and forth to Lotte’s.
- The IR photoreflector on Lotte’s hand detects Franz, then raises and lowers her hand.
- When Franz reaches her for the 5th time, Lotte does not raise her hand but turns her head away.
- The dog is a tracking robot. It is equipped with 1 sound sensor, 2 IR photoreflectors and 1 servo motor.
- It will start on paw, tracking its way to Lotte’s. When its IR photoreflector detects Lotte, it stops, wags its tail, then continues tracking and moves away from Lotte.
P3
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b)
P3
P3
Programming level 4
Pepike is embarrassed
P4
How to build
Dog
- Building a 4-legged dog following the factory building instructions, with 3 servo motors.
- 1 sound sensor and 1 IR photoreflector are attached to the robot.
- The robot starts clapping, steps forward until the IR photoreflector detects Lotte. Then she bends down, stretches, turns her head, wags her tail.
P4
a)
b)
