1. ROBOTICS MERIT BADGE WELCOME BOY SCOUTS!

2. Welcome to the Microsoft Store - Scottsdale Today’s Workshop: PowerPoint Presentation: Complete the workbook as the material is presented. Using a computer, research career opportunities in the robotics industry. In teams, design, plan, and build your robot according to the workbook. Show off your work! Merit Badge Recognition: Form a single file line so that Event leaders can review and sign-off on the cards for those scouts who accomplished this badge. ROBOTICS MERIT BADGE ITINERARY ROBOTICS MERIT BADGE

3. PRESENTATION FOLLOW ALONG WITH YOUR WORKBOOKS ROBOTICS MERIT BADGE

4. SafetyIndustry CompetitionCareers Design/BuildDemonstrate ROBOTICS MERIT BADGE Topics for today

5. SAFETY – POTENTIAL HAZARDS Discuss A.M.R. A - Anticipate M - Mitigate & Prevent R - Respond Use A.M.R. on four different hazards

6. SAFETY – PROPER ATTIRE LONG SLEEVED SHIRT (TO PROTECT ARMS AND COVER GLOVES)

7. SAFETY – PROPER ATTIRE WORK GLOVES (TO PROTECT HANDS AND PROVIDE GRIP)

8. SAFETY – PROPER ATTIRE SAFETY GOGGLES (TO PROTECT EYES)

9. SAFETY – FIRST AID

10. 1.Stop the bleeding. 2.Clean the wound. 3.Apply an antibiotic. 4.Cover the wound. 5.Change the dressing. 6.Get stitches for deep wounds. 7.Watch for signs of infection. 8.Get a tetanus shot. (source: The Mayo Clinic) SAFETY – FIRST AID (CUTS)

11. If you get a foreign object in your eye:  Wash your hands.  Try to flush the object out of your eye with clean water or saline solution. To help someone else:  Wash your hands.  Seat the person in a well-lighted area.  Gently examine the eye to find the object. Pull the lower lid down and ask the person to look up. Then hold the upper lid while the person looks down.  If the object is floating in the tear film on the surface of the eye, try flushing it out with saline solution or clean, lukewarm water. Caution  Don't try to remove an object that's embedded in the eyeball.  Don't rub the eye.  Don't try to remove a large object that makes closing the eye difficult. (source: The Mayo Clinic) SAFETY – FIRST AID (EYES)

12.  For minor burns (1 st degree and 2 nd degree burns)  Cool the burn.  Cover the burn with a sterile gauze bandage.  Take an over-the-counter pain reliever.  For major burns, call 911 or emergency medical help. Until an emergency unit arrives, follow these steps:  Don't remove burned clothing.  Don't immerse large severe burns in cold water.  Check for signs of circulation (breathing or movement).  Elevate the burned body part or parts.  Cover the area of the burn. (source: The Mayo Clinic) SAFETY – FIRST AID (BURNS)

13. ROBOTICS INDUSTRY Discuss What can robots do? & How are they used today?

14. ROBOTICS INDUSTRY - TYPES Remote-control Telerobots Autonomous What are the differences?

15. ROBOTICS INDUSTRY - MOVEMENT TYPES When would you use these different types of movement?

16. ROBOTICS INDUSTRY - FIELDS FIELDS Human-robot interface Mobility Manipulation Programming Sensors Discuss each field

17. COMPETITIONS/LEAGUES http://engineering.asu.edu/k12outreach/fll http://bit.ly/fUQl7I

18. CAREERS IN ROBOTICS Use a computer to research careers in the industry.

19. TIME TO BUILD ROBOTICS MERIT BADGE

20.  Divide into two teams  Choose a function for your robot  Select the sensors you will use  Draw out your ideas in a notebook and share with your team.  Build and program your robot ROBOT DESIGN/BUILD

21. DEMONSTRATE ROBOTICS MERIT BADGE

22. THANKS FOR LISTENING! ROBOTICS MERIT BADGE