Curriculum
- 12 Sections
- 29 Lessons
- 12 Weeks
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- 🔹 Section A: Walking Robot01. Walking Robot Goal: Learn how to control DC motors with encoders to achieve precise walking movement. Understand basic motion logic and programming fundamentals for walking robots.4
- 🔹 Section B: Rolling Tank02. Rolling Tank Goal: Build a tracked robot and control it using light and sound sensors. Explore multi-sensor fusion and environmental reaction strategies.2
- 🔹 Section C: Spider Robot03. Spider Robot Goal: Develop a six-legged walking robot and program it to react to IR remote commands. Learn about servo coordination and movement patterns.2
- 🔹 Section D: Detection Robot04. Detection Robot Goal: Use ultrasonic sensors to detect and avoid obstacles. Understand the principles of safe autonomous navigation.2
- 🔹 Section E: 3-Wheel Robot05. Three-Wheel Robot Goal: Implement line-following behavior and combine it with obstacle avoidance. Learn about decision-making using multiple sensors.2
- 🔹 Section F: Forklift Robot06. Forklift Robot Goal: Simulate real-world lifting mechanisms and control them with IR remotes and limit switches. Explore logic for vertical motion and object handling.2
- 🔹 Section G: Camera Dolly Robot07. Camera Dolly Robot Goal: Build a robot that moves a camera smoothly using encoder motors. Apply precision control for cinematic or monitoring purposes.2
- 🔹 Section H: 4DOF Robot Arm08. Robot Arm Goal: Construct and control a 3-axis robotic arm to perform basic pick-and-place tasks. Learn inverse kinematics and position control.2
- 🔹 Section I: Bartender Robot09. Bartender Robot Goal: Create a robot that simulates mixing and serving drinks using pumps and servos. Introduce students to timing, accuracy, and multitasking.2
- 🔹 Section J: Robot Arm Tank10. Robot Arm Tank Goal: Combine mobility and manipulation by mounting a robotic arm on a moving tank. Program coordinated actions for logistics or remote handling.3
- 🔹 Section K: Ball Launcher11. Ball Launcher Goal: Build a robot that launches balls on command. Learn about speed control, mechanics of tension/release, and feedback optimization.3
- 🔹 Section L: Self-balancing Robot12. Self-Balancing Robot Goal: Master the gyroscope sensor to build a robot that balances on two wheels. Understand real-time feedback loops and PID control.3