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leg45678_build_instruction.pdfLeft: The MTA- Bot A versatile and multi-purpose robot that is quick and easy to build and program. It is commonly used in the MTA SPIKE Prime workshops.
Right: Instruction video for building a simple Robocup Junior Australia Primary Rescue Line Robot only using parts from the Lego Spike Prime Education Set and an additional Light Sensor. Designed and built by David Musgrave. David is a Western Australian Robocup Junior Committee Member.
The MTA build (above) has options for one or two colour sensor line follower and includes a distance sensor.
The MTA build (above) has options for one or two colour sensor line follower and includes a distance sensor.
The following step-by-step instructions were prepared by Jason Flood, Robocup Junior NSW Committee Member and committee member for Hunter Region and Central Coast. The following step-by-step instructions were prepared by Jason Flood, Robocup Junior NSW Committee Member and committee member for Hunter Region and Central Coast. This is a good build if you wish to include a touch sensor at the front.
The following step-by-step instructions were prepared by Jason Flood, Robocup Junior NSW Committee Member and committee member for Hunter Region and Central Coast. The following step-by-step instructions were prepared by Jason Flood, Robocup Junior NSW Committee Member and committee member for Hunter Region and Central Coast. This is a good build if you wish to include a touch sensor at the front.
Instruction video for building a simple Robocup Junior Australia Primary Rescue Line Robot only using parts from the Lego Spike Prime Education Set and an additional Light Sensor.
Designed and built by David Musgrave. David is a Western Australian Robocup Junior Committee Member.
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