Here is a summer project we came up with. A quick and easy system to test our motors. I’m involved with an elementary school program and the gear goes through A LOT of use and abuse so we have realized… Continue Reading
If you have ever coded an autonomous run for your robot, you do know how many lines that code can become and how hard it can be to find the point you’re looking for or troubleshoot little problems and so… Continue Reading
Have you every programmed a robot that for example has an arm that goes up with one button (say E-Up) and down with another button (say E-down) but when the arm is up you press up again by mistake and… Continue Reading
Does this happen to you? You start programming, your code is all good but after a little, with no change whatsoever it doesn’t do what it was supposed to do as good as it did before. Especially when you have… Continue Reading
So VEX roboteers have 3 categories to compete in. Teamwork challenges, driving skills (when one driver tries to score as high as possible driving the robot) and programming skills (robot is programmed to drive autonomously) and all are given 1:00… Continue Reading
So “my blocks” are the cute pink code blocks in VEXCode IQ that you can name whatever you like. And yes they are also those blocks that you just keep skipping while you scroll to find the drive train, your… Continue Reading
Wow, that’s a big statement in the title isn’t it? There could be so many mistakes one could make while programming their robot, how can somebody just simplify it to one brave title like this one? Well, I’m 100% confident… Continue Reading
Those that program know that during a single hour of autonomous programming, one can plug and unplug the USB cable to the brain over a hundred times. Well you get the point. Yes, you can code with your iPad and… Continue Reading