Lecture

Proximity Sensors: Thymio's Abilities

Description

This lecture covers Thymio's ability to navigate by detecting and avoiding obstacles using its seven horizontal proximity sensors. The instructor demonstrates how to program Thymio to stop in front of obstacles, move along walls, follow a black line on the ground, and integrate these behaviors into a single program.

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