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Task 3 - ROBO Pro Level 2
The program from task 2 is to be expanded with three sensors: the color sensor, the
temperature sensor and the photoresistor for the measurement of brightness.
There are various colored areas along the trail. The robot reports these with various
acoustic signals. If the ambient temperature becomes too high during the trip, the red
indicatior light is to blink. As soon as the room becomes dark, the robot turns on its two
headlights. If it gets bright again, the headlights are turned off.
Finished Program: Explorer_3.rpp
In 2003, Mars was closer to the Earth than almost ever before. The Europeans and Americans exploited
this to send up their own exploration vehicles. Their mission: To prove life.
Our explorer can also be programed as a remote controlled robot to explore unknown worlds. The RF data
link is needed additionally for this purpose.
Task 4 - ROBO Pro Level 3
For this task, your computer is the control center for a Mars expedition. The mission is
to transmit the measured values of a Martian landscape to the ground station. The control
of your robot is generated in ROBO Pro in the Panel (see handbook chapter 8).
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Your robot is to be programed so that it
transmits measured values for the ground
color, temperature, brightness and obstacles.
The robot is to be controlled by hand through
the "Panel" of the main program in ROBO Pro.
Finished Program: Explorer_4.rpp
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Mars -
Start to the
Fourth Planet