For Cargo Connect season, we switched from EV3 to SPIKE Prime. We found SPIKE Prime was easier to program and build than EV3. We had a very successful season and…
In our previous posts (1, 2), we described what pivot turn and spin turn are and how to create programs for these two types of turns. In this post we…
In this post, we will explore the concept of a spin turn, its significance in robotics, and the process of creating an EV3 Classroom spin turn block. Additionally, we will…
We will guide you through the process of creating a pivot turn program, providing a detailed step-by-step approach.Additionally, we will explore the geometric background necessary to calculate the pivot turn…
Welcome to our first post on advanced EV3 Classroom programming for FLL competitions!In this post, we will explain the importance of creating a EV3 Classroom Move Straight Inches program. Our…
When a robot is not balanced, or the map is not even, or it is moving over a field model, it may be tilted to one direction and cannot stay…
EV3 Light calibration is to teach our robot's color sensor what color is black and what color is white.Why do we need to calibrate the color sensor? Depending on the…
In addition to Line Following, lines on a FLL Robot Game map can be used for Line Detection. Using a Light Sensor, Line Detection is a very effective technique to…
In this post, we will show you how to create a generic EV3 Line Following My Block step-by-step. The flexible My Block allows a robot to smoothly and efficiently follow…
In FLL robot games, measuring the distance traveled by the robot is very important. For instance, we may need the robot to follow a line for a specific distance. This…