Hello readers,
Our team was invited to present our robot, project and core values to students at the Findley Science Fair. We talked to many students, some who have done FLL in the past, or some who have not even heard of it. We also talked to parents and we tried to get students interested in FLL next year. We presented our robot by running a demo EV3 robot with a simple program that would make it continuously stay within a black oval. Students were intrigued about how the robot worked, such as how the motors drove 4 wheels, how the color sensor worked, and how the programming software controlled the robot. We talked to them about what FLL is, the parts of FLL and who can form a team. We even went around the Science Fair projects and talked to some of the students about projects related to what we were doing in FLL, and told them about FLL. It was a great experience, and we thank the school for inviting us to present there with V-Cube FTC!
Thanks, and Go BrickBusters!
-Shane Puthuparambil
Our team was invited to present our robot, project and core values to students at the Findley Science Fair. We talked to many students, some who have done FLL in the past, or some who have not even heard of it. We also talked to parents and we tried to get students interested in FLL next year. We presented our robot by running a demo EV3 robot with a simple program that would make it continuously stay within a black oval. Students were intrigued about how the robot worked, such as how the motors drove 4 wheels, how the color sensor worked, and how the programming software controlled the robot. We talked to them about what FLL is, the parts of FLL and who can form a team. We even went around the Science Fair projects and talked to some of the students about projects related to what we were doing in FLL, and told them about FLL. It was a great experience, and we thank the school for inviting us to present there with V-Cube FTC!
Thanks, and Go BrickBusters!
-Shane Puthuparambil
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