SCRIBBLER DISCOVERIES CHELSEA CHENG. The point is…?  Basics of the red bot  What I am going to put it through  Its future  What it is holding it back.

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SCRIBBLER DISCOVERIES CHELSEA CHENG

The point is…?  Basics of the red bot  What I am going to put it through  Its future  What it is holding it back

First Steps  Mobility  1…2…3…Cheese!  It beeps  It senses  Objects  Lines  Bluetooth capabilities

Creative Coolness…?  Contour drawings  It can make music…well, it will make music…sort of…hopefully  It can “read” bar codes – implement that in a maze?

What’s the plan?  Ultimate goal: to supplement CS101  Combination of results = coursework potentials  Interact with another Scribbler  Group projects?  Testing its movement – obstacle course?

Limitations … = frustrations…sigh  Inconsistency  Difficult to set up  Difficult to communicate with  C++ ??

You forgot, didn’t you?  Basic functions  Having fun with it  Potential potential  Drawbacks