Engineering Technology (Robotics) Model
Units:
- Telecommunications Systems
- Theory, Measurement, Control, and Applications of Electrical Energy
- Force, Work, Rate, Power, Energy, and Resistance
- Design Processes and Solving Analysis and Design Problems
- Industrial Engineering Processes
- Physics Fundamental to Engineering Technology
- Computer Systems and How to Solve Computer-Related Problems
- Fundamental Automation Modules and Preprogrammed Tasks
- Fundamentals of Systems and Products
- Effective Use of Engineering Technology Equipment
- FIRST Robotics Power Distribution and Bench Test
- Lesson: 1 Nomenclature for FRC Control system, Battery, and Motors
- Lesson 2: Wiring the FRC control system, battery and motors
- Lesson 3:connecting the "dots" between completed power distribution battery and motors board and diagram
- Lesson 4: Bench Test: motor torque and RPM
- Lesson 5: The Voltmeter
- Lesson 6: The Ammeter
- Lesson 7: Ohm's Law and the Power Triangle
- Lesson 8: Battery Charging
- Projects-Beginning
- Projects-Advanced
- Introduction to Robotics
Tags
Activity Industry Sector
Engineering & Design
Activity Originally Created By:
Elaine Johnson
What is a robot made of?
Part of Lesson Plan: Robot Parts
Activity Overview / Details
I set out different types of robots on the table. One robot is the original "Liliput", one a Vex, and one a Lego Mindstorm. We discuss what makes a "real" robot?
I then unpack the VEX Robotic kit and set the pieces out on the display table one-by-one. I ask if any of the studetns knows any of the component names? We name the pieces and briefly discuss each item.
Materials / Resource
Vex_Inventory.pdf
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Component Inventory
Day the earth stood still.
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Could a robot rule the world?




