Programming the micro:bit Robot Buggy for Maze Navigation
Programming the Buggy
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Maze Route
Finish
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Your robot buggy must
successfully navigate
the maze
layout.
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Work in your team to
program
your micro:bit.
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You will need to
test your program
at different
intervals before your
final attempt.
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Your device must be
programmed.
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Your program must meet the needs of the
design
brief
and the
design criteria.
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You can program your BBC micro:bit using either the
JavaScript Blocks Editor
or
Python Editor.
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An
example program written in each
has been given
to help get you started.
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Go to
www.microbit.org/code
to begin!
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Go to
www.microbit.org/code
and open the
JavaScript Blocks
Editor.
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Drag the file
microbit-robot-
jsb.hex
onto the work area.
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This program acts as a simple
maze solver by driving the robot
forward
until it hits an
obstacle.
It then
backs off
and
turns left
a
quarter turn before repeating.
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Test it, download it and
experiment
with how it works!
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Go to
www.microbit.org/code
and open the
Python Editor.
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Drag the file
robot.py
onto the
work area.
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This program acts as a simple
maze solver by driving the
robot
forward
until it hits an
obstacle.
It then
backs off
and
turns left
a quarter turn before
repeating.
•
Test it, download it and
experiment
with how it works!
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In this project, teams work together to program a micro:bit-powered robot buggy to successfully navigate a maze layout. The program development involves testing at different intervals before the final attempt. Participants need to meet the design brief and criteria by programming the BBC micro:bit using either the JavaScript Blocks Editor or Python Editor. Examples of maze-solving programs in both languages are provided to help participants get started. It's time to develop the program and test its functionality.
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micro:bit Robot Buggy Programming the Buggy
Maze Route Finish Your robot buggy must successfully navigate the maze layout. Work in your team to program your micro:bit. You will need to test your program at different intervals before your final attempt.
Time to Develop your Program! Time to Develop your Program! Your device must be programmed. Your program must meet the needs of the design brief and the design criteria. You can program your BBC micro:bit using either the JavaScript Blocks Editor or Python Editor. An example program written in each has been given to help get you started. Go to www.microbit.org/code to begin!
Example Program Example Program JavaScript Blocks Editor JavaScript Blocks Editor Go to www.microbit.org/code and open the JavaScript Blocks Editor. Drag the file microbit-robot- jsb.hex onto the work area. This program acts as a simple maze solver by driving the robot forward until it hits an obstacle. It then backs off and turns left a quarter turn before repeating. Test it, download it and experiment with how it works!
Example Program Example Program Python Editor Python Editor Go to www.microbit.org/code and open the Python Editor. Drag the file robot.py onto the work area. This program acts as a simple maze solver by driving the robot forward until it hits an obstacle. It then backs off and turns left a quarter turn before repeating. Test it, download it and experiment with how it works!
