Lecture

Task with Timer

Description

This lecture covers a programming task where a robot changes color and behavior based on different conditions, such as pressing a button, detecting a black stripe on the floor, and using a timer to pause its movement. The instructor explains the step-by-step process of defining events, using ground sensors, setting speeds to zero, changing colors, and implementing a timer to control the robot's actions.

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