Day 3 was the turning point of Advanced Robotics Camp 2004 at Murray State University. This was our first day of programming the RCX brick to complete challenging tasks. The words "what" and "until" took on new meaning. "Distance Doggy" was the name of the challenge that provided campers the chance to use the fundamentals of programming. Next, the campers were required to add a step to their program which allowed their vehicle to back from one box into another. Changing the challenge gave new meaning to teamwork today. The robots design needed to incorporate gears, drive chains and height to drive over obstacles in their path. Campers have gained a new knowledge of cooperation and taking into account the different variables that we add to the challenges. The level of engineering today was short of amazing! Great job teams!

To see a larger size of any photograph, just click on it. Use the Back button on your browser to return to this page. If you want to download a photograph and save it on your own computer, first click on it to get the large size. Then right click on the large size of the photograph and select Save Picture As.