Lecture

Horizontal Distance Sensors

Description

This lecture covers the use of horizontal distance sensors in a program to control the robot's actions based on the detected obstacles. The instructor demonstrates how to activate the middle sensor, adjust the speed controller, and run the program to make the robot respond to obstacles by changing color.

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