Loosing parts
Programming level 1
Figures moving with axes
P1
How to build
Figures moving with axes
- The woman, the gentleman and the lame dog, as well as the little boy, are all built with axes to move their limbs.
- The mug is also in the scene.
P1
Figures moving with axes
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P1
Programming level 2
Four-button robot
P2
How to build
Four-button robot
- The little boy can be steered forwards-backwards-right-left with 4 Touch sensors.
- Use the console to guide the robot to the mug and the lame dog.
- 1 - 1 LED and 1 - 1 Touch sensors are joined to the mug and the lame dog.
- When the boy reaches one of them, the LED will flash when the corresponding button is pressed.
P2
Four-button robot
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P2
P2
Programming level 3
Distance-sensing robot
P3
How to build
Distance-sensing robot
- The little boy has 2 IR photoreflectors built into the front, on either side of the robot.
- If you place the mug or the lame dog in front of one of the sensors, the robot moves forward by turning in that direction.
P3
Distance-sensing robot
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P3
Distance-sensing robot
P3
Programming level 4
Self-operated robots controlled by IR photoreflectors
P4
How to build
Self-operated robots controlled by IR photoreflectors
- The little boy is built like in P3.
- The lame dog and the mug are connected to a robot, and 1 -1 IR photoreflector and 1-1 LED are placed on them.
- We also mount an IR photoreflector in the front and centre.
- The robot automatically avoids objects in front of it, the mug and the lame dog.
- If the sensor in the middle detects something, the robot stops.
- When the little boy is near the lame dog or the mug, the LEDs flash.
P4
Self-operated robots controlled by IR photoreflectors
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