As we have seen, robots can mimic the actions of a human. They can bend, twist, push, pull, grip, lift, move and even jump!
What gives a robot this ability to bend and twist and move? Robots have a mechanical structure.
Check out this cool site showing how the mechanical structure of a robot can be conceptualized using 3D modeling techniques.
Robots are also programmable.
They can follow instructions programmed into their memory. As a kind of automated system, they use sensors to make decisions as they follow these instructions. For example, a robot can be programmed to move forward. It has a proximity sensor. If it gets too close to an object, it will stop. The robot has been programmed to do this.
Robots are mechanical and programmable.
You are going to program a virtual robot used in agriculture to perform a task.
To access the programming sandbox, click this link.
Watch this video and see if you can complete the challenge.
Submit a screenshot of your solution as instructed.
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