Task
Program a robot vehicle to perform Pilot 4 tasks.
Notes
Pilot Programming uses a simple programming interface to achieve set tasks. A Pilot 4 task involves any number of sequential steps. Each step has three output commands.
Instructions
(a) Build a simple robot vehicle that can move forwards, backwards, or turn corners.
(b) Program the robot to move forward at power level 1 for 1 second, at power level 2 for 1 second, at power level 3 for one second, at power level 4 for 1 second, at power level 5 for 3 seconds, then stop.
(c) Demonstrate that your robot performs as required to your teacher.
(d) Program the robot to move forwards for 0.5 seconds at full power, then backwards for 0.5 seconds at full power, then turn left for 0.5 seconds, then turn right for 0.5 seconds. Repeat this 10 times.
(e) Demonstrate that your robot performs as required to your teacher.
Notes
- The robot vehicle may be built with three or more motors, but needs at least two to complete the tasks.
