Lecture

Detection using Distance Sensors

Description

This lecture covers the use of Thymio's sensors to detect objects and obstacles, including five front distance sensors, two back sensors, and two bottom sensors for following black lines. The instructor demonstrates how to program Thymio to move forward, avoid obstacles, navigate between walls, and follow a black line on the ground, culminating in integrating these behaviors into a single program.

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