Uses RGB Ambient light, basic movement, ultrasonic sensor, LEDs and sound; a few of the many capabilities of the Maqueen.
This is the code for the video on the left. This was coded in micro:bit and uses the Maqueen graphical library extension.
This shows another one of the capabilities of the Maqueen that uses line tracing, where the robot uses it's sensors to follow any black line.
We coded an escape room with multiple routes to escape the CS classroom using VoiceApps.
We coded a twitter bot which allowed us to ask alexa to tweet to our timeline and read tweets to us.
This was the demo program that we coded when learning to use Amazon Developer. It shows
This shows the a program we made that lights up certain LEDs to create a picture, and then turns those LEDs off from right to left and then shows another image, in a loop.
Coding in Python, we created self contained Finch robot powered by a Raspberry Pi that allowed us to run programs on it using command line and unplugging it from the computer to let them run. To accomplish this, we used a Raspberry Pi, a Finch, an SD card, a battery with a USB port, a USB wireless adapter, a USB hub, various wires and cables to connect everything, and a 3D printed a ‘backpack’ for the robot, to ensure that all of these materials stayed in place.