I need help to find a new idea for a robot. So, can you guys send in you'r ideas, and I will see which robot idea I can make so, start sending you'r ideas in. Thank you so, much! By, Rosie's Robots
I'm really impressed with your site Rosie. You're a very talented young lady and I'm sure you're Dad is very proud of you. I'm so glad you're using a Raspberry Pi. I have one myself but I've never seen this really neat use of one before. Here is a link to a very good book that might help you to explore more ideas with your Raspberry Pi. http://www.amazon.com/dp/1449362346/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_Sotvwb0DENBV5
Rosie. I think it's important to know your strengths and weaknesses. What's great is if you can identify your strengths and weaknesses you can actually improve them. So, if you work hard, stay focused and have failures and successes in all that you do, your brain actually gets a little bit heavier. The neurons, or your little brain connection, when you sleep, keep connecting and there is a noticeable weight change in your brain.
I know that creativity is a strength of mine. All that means is that I'm pretty good at coming up with ideas. Here are a few. They might be hard, but I'm sure your dad can help.
1) Sirenbot-This robot only moves forward when it's own light shines on its self.
2) Ballbot-Can you make a robot that throws a ball?
3) Bridgebot-can you make a robot that can turn into a bridge so another robot can go across the bridge.
4) Dancebot-can you make a robot that dances?
I think those are enough right now. I'd love to see you post videos of your robots. The robot Ideas I suggest above as your new learning adventures, would make good videos too.
Rosie, keep up the hard work. Hard work will always take you far.
I'm really impressed with your site Rosie. You're a very talented young lady and I'm sure you're Dad is very proud of you. I'm so glad you're using a Raspberry Pi. I have one myself but I've never seen this really neat use of one before. Here is a link to a very good book that might help you to explore more ideas with your Raspberry Pi. http://www.amazon.com/dp/1449362346/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_Sotvwb0DENBV5
ReplyDeleteRosie. I think it's important to know your strengths and weaknesses. What's great is if you can identify your strengths and weaknesses you can actually improve them. So, if you work hard, stay focused and have failures and successes in all that you do, your brain actually gets a little bit heavier. The neurons, or your little brain connection, when you sleep, keep connecting and there is a noticeable weight change in your brain.
ReplyDeleteI know that creativity is a strength of mine. All that means is that I'm pretty good at coming up with ideas. Here are a few. They might be hard, but I'm sure your dad can help.
1) Sirenbot-This robot only moves forward when it's own light shines on its self.
2) Ballbot-Can you make a robot that throws a ball?
3) Bridgebot-can you make a robot that can turn into a bridge so another robot can go across the bridge.
4) Dancebot-can you make a robot that dances?
I think those are enough right now. I'd love to see you post videos of your robots. The robot Ideas I suggest above as your new learning adventures, would make good videos too.
Rosie, keep up the hard work. Hard work will always take you far.