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1. #MAXBOTIX EZ1 SONAR FIRST ROBOTICS LABVIEW SOFTWARE#
2. #MAXBOTIX EZ1 SONAR FIRST ROBOTICS LABVIEW SERIES#
3. #MAXBOTIX EZ1 SONAR FIRST ROBOTICS LABVIEW FREE#

The competing student teams must find the right balance between hardware and software interfacing. Uses sensor information to complete assigned tasks. Each LEGO ROBOLAB system contains a microprocessor-based smart brick that The LEGO ROBOLAB™ system provided the framework to bring the engineering experience to each student.

REC provides students with real time, hands-on experience acting in the role of an engineer or technician.

#MAXBOTIX EZ1 SONAR FIRST ROBOTICS LABVIEW SERIES#

The main goal of the Robotic Engineering Challenge (REC) series is to expose students to the engineering and technical fields.

#MAXBOTIX EZ1 SONAR FIRST ROBOTICS LABVIEW FREE#

Now in our seventh year, The Robotic Engineering Challenge is still free of an entry fee. I have been fortunate that Joliet Junior College has supported these goals, as well. Teams would arrive with nothing more than something to write with and a calculator. Nor did I want teams to have an advantage over others through differences in sponsorship or school funding levels. My initial desire was to ensure high schools participating in the competition would not have to purchase these LEGO kits or software in order to participate in the event. I began to reflect back on some of the competitions I had participated in years earlier regarding robotics and thought these robotic kits would provide a great platform for such a competition. A couple of years later, I made a career change to teaching at Joliet Junior College where I immediately employed the LEGO Mindstorm System to teach digital electronics and hold summer seminars for junior high and high school students.

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