IALA: how to move my car and sense an object so it can drive by itself.
Do know a car that can drive by itself?
If you have think about how it does that?
After who have thought about those questions read this.
The Tesla is the only car to drive by itself.
Tesla drive by itself because it is programmed.
My task is to Programme the Robotic car to drive in a square and sense objects like if someone is crossing the road and the car stops on its own.
I have completed both task and here is my codes to do it.
Now here is the videos of my robotic car move.
Hey Auckland, my name is Chloe I am a year 8 from Yaldhurst Model School.
ReplyDeleteWow this blog post is amazing! I really like how you describe things. Must of been very fun to program that. It kind of reminds me of how I programmed this little robot ball to move, it was so much fun!
Maybe next time you could explain the process of you making it move? Because some people who haven't program something before won't know how you did it. But apart from that its great blog.
Kind regards
- Chloe
Kia Ora Auckland!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Julia and I am a year 8 student form Yaldhurst Model School.
Ka pai! This is amazing and it is very similar to something I did. I found the activity I did fun and it was really cool coding Robots. So I guess it's similar.
It is good that you added a cool title and some photos. It makes this post a lot better. I love that you posted this.
To improve, maybe add why you did this and what you found fun about this.
What was your favourite part of this? Would you do it again?
Kind Regards
Julia
Yaldhurst Model School
This is great Auckland. This week we will be looking at how to get the car to follow a line.
ReplyDeleteWhat sensor block do you think we will be using this time ( clue - its in the light blue section)
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ReplyDeletekia ora auckland.Brayden from yaldhurst school.
ReplyDeleteI loved this because of how it moved that was cool.
You taught me how to code a car to drive around and not to fall off the table.How come you programed the cars led to stay orange and not to go between other colours.
kind regards
brayden yaldhurst school
Kia ora Auckland,
ReplyDeleteI agree with your peers, I absolutely loved watching this! It was really cool to see both the programming and the car actually moving. Was this tricky at all?
Cheers,
Georgia