Robotarm
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Your Mission: Design and build a robotic arm to perform some simple tasks.
- oppdage forholdet mellom lengden på robotarmen og vanskelighetsgraden for å gripe gjenstander
- undersøke betydningen av hengsler i armfunksjon
- samarbeide om å designe en arm
- teste ulike materialer for endeverktøy (gripere)
- sammenligne og endre design basert på hvor godt de oppfyller ytelseskriterier og begrensninger
- Robotarm
- 96 ispinner
- 24 viskelær eller svampbiter
- 12 sett med spisepinner
- 12 pinsetter
- 12 oppbevaringskasser
- 12 bordtennisballer
- saks
- splinter
- hullmaskin eller syl
- Endeverktøy (griper)
- isopor- eller papirkopper (2 per endeverktøy)
- 12 cm lange hyssingbiter (3 per endeverktøy)
- cellofan teip
- piknikkniver i plast (taggete)
- sugerør eller slikkepinne (1 per endeverktøy)
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