Dr. Wenbin Luo Engineering Department St. Mary’s University San Antonio, TX 78228 June 9, 2012.

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Dr. Wenbin Luo Engineering Department St. Mary’s University San Antonio, TX June 9, 2012

What is a robot? S: Sensor P: Plan A: Act

About the Mindstorm NXT MINDSTORM Robots Inputs Outputs Buttons Display screen About the NXT Navigating the menus Feedback from sensors

ROBOTC Developed specifically with teachers and classrooms in mind Complete programming solution for the LEGO plus several other robot platforms Fastest execution speed available for LEGO MINDSTORMS platform Incredible debugging capacity Very similar to industry-standard C programming

Build a robot NXT Building Instructions (building-instructions-rem.pdf) Other Building Instructions

Download Firmware ROBOTC requires special firmware to communicate with the NXT. You have installed ROBOTC and built the robot, but the robot is not yet able to understand ROBOTC programs. You must first download firmware onto your NXT. Firmware is the operating system for your robot. Once loaded on the brick, the firmware will allow the NXT to load and run ROBOTC programs.

Download Firmware (Cont.) Download Firmware (download-firmware.pdf)

Sample Programs Sample programs provide already-working examples of how to program in ROBOTC. NXT Sample Programs video Download Sample Programs (download-programs.pdf) NXT Sample Programs menu (list of RobotC Sample Programs)

Modify Code Make changes to a sample program to see how your modifications affect the robot's behavior. NXT Movement (Movement_Movingforward.pdf) NXT Common Commands menu (list of RobotC Frequently Used Commands)

Use web help files for any additional resources MINDSTORMS Web Help Teaching ROBOTC for LEGO MINDSTORMS offers a complete multimedia curriculum for classroom training or self-paced learning. Visit the Curriculum page to learn more.

Other resources nxt_all_lessons.pdf nxt_challenge_pack.pdf nxt_reference_guide.pdf Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy On-Site Classes: NXT Professional Development ROBOTC for LEGO

Questions?