The fox
Programming level 1
Structure that moves without programming
P1
How to build
The robot
- The Little Prince is built with an articulated arm
- The fox is powered by a single DC motor connected to a battery holder.
- When the battery holder is turned on, the fox starts moving; when it is turned off, the fox stops.
P1
Static figures
P1
Programming level 2
Expressing emotions through movement
P2
How to build
The robots
- The Little Prince is built with an articulated arm
- The fox robot is built on a base and moves its tail with the help of one servo motor; the slow movement expresses fear
- The motor starts automatically when the robot is turned on
P2
The robots
P2
P2
Programming level 3
Expressing emotions through movement
P3
How to build
The robots
- The Little Prince is constructed with an articulated arm
- The fox is built on a robot base and starts automatically
- It moves its tail with the help of one servo motor, then slowly moves towards the Little Prince, indicating its intention to befriend him.
- Finally, the buzzer sounds
P3
The robots
P3
P3
Programming level 4
Cooperative robots
P4
How to build
The robots
- The Little Prince is built on a robot base
- The fox is also built on a robot base, and the robot starts automatically
- The fox moves forward and backward several times, indicating its timidity, then finally stays with the Little Prince and flashes its lights and buzzer to indicate that it has befriended him.
P4
The robots
