1. Will you accept the challenge?
Robotics Challenge
Will you accept the challenge?

2. Launch Inspiration
Top ten robots

3. Build a robot prototype to help people
Design Brief
You and your team have just been employed by a new design and innovation company. You have been asked to identify an aged care or disability issue and then design and build a robot which will help to improve their quality of life. This robot is a prototype and not to scale. As designers you must ensure the robot functions correctly, is visually appealing and is safe. A range of additional materials could be used to improve the success of your robot such as fabric for the user's comfort.
Build a robot prototype to help people

4. Existing examples https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d29yIyjRr08

5. Lego Inspiration
ev3/teaching-resources/hardware/inspirational-models

6. Teacher built inspiration

7. Mission Rules
Work together as a team. You need to collaborate with each to be successful.
Respect people's opinions
Treat all materials and equipment with respect
Return all Lego pieces to their correct locations
Inform the teacher any problems so as possible.
Don't record people without their permission
Don't post on the Internet any video or photos of students or teachers

8. Assessments Introductory robot building lessons Research
Problem solving activities
Create special instructions to tell your robot what to do
Communication
Work in a team
Video recording problems and solutions
Building and testing your robots

9. Rules for the video diary
You can video problems that you encountered while learning how to build a robot and when you are build building your own robot. You can use photos as well.
Record your solutions to these problems.
Record the step you took to design, test and build your robot.

10. Design Brief Task
Summarise what the design brief is requiring you to do? What are the key concerns for your mission?
What are the problems for you to do this task now?