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1 Working With WarKing

2 Overview Strengths and Weaknesses of the Scribbler Easiest, Hardest, Coolest Secret Weapons

3 Strengths mobility drawing abilities variety of sensors (IR, line, stall, camera) versatile fun to work with doesn’t emote easily can’t receive voice commands or speak imprecise, unpredictable movement not yet compatible with C++ Weaknesse s

4 Basic drawings Making gifs Wide range of motion Easiest Hardest Coolest Drawing mandalas Large scale games Face recognition? Sensing lines drawn by other robots Refined motion detection Emoting/giving robots a personality

5 The Arsenal connects with children very organized inquisitive/questioni ng takes criticism well loves Geometry My Secret Weapons

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