at Robotics Camp
June 2009
Linda Hamilton is mentor for teams near Marshall University, Huntington, WV
See Team Times links below.
Marco Ciavolino of TechBrick Robotics http://www.techbrick.com
has sent me a mat for this week. http://www.robotmats.com
My first impression was that it is of great quality.
After all these years of FLL mat changes I know this has an excellent
looks and feel.
It is easy to check
out how far the bots go with different rotation readings on this mat.
Each group figured out how to turn using rotation sensor.
Program the bot to push the "tree, flower, and leaf" on those spots
and come back.
Datalogging
As an educator my biggest delight with this mat is to have the kids
"see" the lines as the bots do.
It was wonderful to have kids really get a feel for the light sensor
information.
It was fun to set up missions
and have them work.
It was fantastic how much they accomplished.
I am glad you sent me one that is not brand new so that I can tell that
it going to hold up extremely well.
Taking down and rolling out six times and using it for 14 hours and
it still looks great.
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Robotics Camp Summer 2009
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