FLL Robots Mindstorms kits Parts Robot design Robot essentials

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FLL Robots Mindstorms kits Parts Robot design Robot essentials Programing

Kits Robolab Software Free!! from US $180-$200 is a good pricefor a kit www.legoeducation.com $200 kit avalable at http://www.legoeducation.com/store/detail.aspx?ID=327

Kit contents VERY LIMITED!!! 1 RCX Brick 2 Light sensors 2 Motors Tacho Wheel 2 Touch sensors Transparent gear block 1 Infrared Transmitter with Serial or USB cable

Extra parts Third motor More gears Turntables Chain Links U-joints The standard mindstorms kit includes only enough parts to make a fairly simplistic robot. To build a competitive robot more parts are needed. Third motor More gears Turntables Chain Links U-joints Rotation sensor

Form Follows function Accurate Movement Manuveribilty Actuators IN an FLL competition a robot has 2:15 to atonomusly complete tasks to gain points Accurate Movement Manuveribilty Actuators Sensor use

Must be able to Travel to a location accurately Have a sturdy construction Replace bateries without destroying the robot Effectivly manupliate the Game elements

Rotation Sensor Don’t have one? GET ONE!!! Or TWO!! Accurately counts distance traveled Must-have for FLL, No Question

ROBOLAB (Inventor) Most functional visual –based Mindstorms programming language We will give this software to you and teach you to use it.

Preparation

Fun

Ask Tytus For help IM able to answer any questions about… TytusG@Gmail.com 561-844-2852 (home) IM able to answer any questions about… Building robots Going to competitions Programming Team management and organization