Bump-N-Go, Paper Pusher, and Zig Zag were the challenging events campers used their construction and programming skills to complete today.  Zig Zag required two motors to maneuver through an obstacle course where campers had to apply their building skills. Next, teams were introduced to the touch sensors and the remote control. The touch sensors allowed campers to bump their robots into objects to trigger steps in their robot programs while the remote control was used to complete the challenging task of moving wads of paper to a specific location.

Teams learned a variety of skills all in preparation for the Robot Derby events to be held on Day Five. Stay tuned!

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