MartaSvenja

  • Our group is called "Gibots - MartaSvenja" (G=Germany, I=Italy, "bots" from "robots")!

     

    We have two different ideas that we could make and both are based on a communication between two robots:

    - Our first idea is to programm two robots, who communicate each other. The first robot has a push button and sorts the colours. So when you push for example one time the button, the robot sorts the colours of the Greek flag and the others in two different stacks , if you´ll push the buton for example two times, the robot will sort the flag colours from Italy and the other colours in two different stacks and so on. The second robot reads out the colours from the right stack with the flag colours and tells which country it is, then he says on the display "Hello" in the language of the country.

    - The second idea, as the first one, is based on a collaboration between two robots. The first robot cuts in pieces a long piece of pasta and the second shapes it into a typical Italian pasta shape.

    We organised our ideas through a videocall, here are two screenshots from it:

    Now we have decided to make another project, a robot who translates the colours of a brick in a compliment in the language of the country. 

    We want to program a robot, who has the combined abilities of a colour sensor robot and a translater. Our robot will read out the colour, like the colour robot we did for the Christmas challenge. You give the robot a colour brick and he will read out the colour, then decides in which flags of the country the colour appears and will say “Hello, you are beautiful” in all languages of the countries where the colour appears in it´s flag.

    So the robot needs a EV3LargeRegulatedMotor for the pusher, who pushes up the bricks after he has read out the colour of the brick and a colour sensor who is connected to the EV3 brick. The robot should look a little like the robot we did for the Christmas challenge, because he will need the same pusher as the robot, but he doesn´t need a treadmill. He will also have his colour sensor at the end of the slide, where the bricks slide down instead of next to the EV3 brick.

  • Our TwinBoard

    Picture of VideoCall
    Design of our robot
    Omlet Klassendiagramm
    Our second video call