This week’s challenge was to make a robot react to the inputs from two different sensors. Up until this week, we’ve been randomising the groups. This week, however, participants had the option of choosing their own teams, but with the…
The main challenge was to build a robot that can hold a marker pen and do some robot art. As an intro activity, we provided a bunch of example programs designed to draw different shapes (e.g. square, spiral, circle, star,…
As President of Devil Robotics, I am pleased to present our annual report, highlighting the achievements and progress of our organisation over the past year. Devil Robotics is a volunteer-led organisation dedicated to inspiring students in grades 5 through 12…
Design and build a robotic pet that uses sensors to interact with its environment. We started with a discussion about what are the features of a good pet. For some reason we ended lots of dogs, but we also had…
Make a robot that moves without wheels, ideally using as few pieces as possible. This is a quick, fun challenge that makes use of the built-in Heart program, so no programming was required.