Lecture

Programming the Robot

Description

This lecture covers the programming steps to make a robot turn green and move forward when a button is pressed, turn blue and stop for two seconds when encountering a black trace, and then turn green again to continue moving forward. The instructor demonstrates how to use color blocks, sensors, and timers to achieve the desired robot behavior.

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Instructor

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Ontological neighbourhood

Mechanical engineering

Robotics: Topics in robotics

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