During our second week, we learned the basics of RobotC, enabling us to control motors and process sensor data. Our first hands-on project was to design a LEGO Cart that would calculate the final position of a ball's trajectory and move to it. We used rudimentary kinematics equations and our knowledge of RobotC syntax to complete this task.
The mini sculpture must include a user interface so that the user can make an input and affect how the sculpture operates.
The sculpture must also have at least one sensor that controls a motor so that a moving part of the sculpture is controlled automatically.
All of the sensing, user input, and actuations must be automated together in a program.
There cannot be multiple different programs that can only run one functionality at the same time.