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CoasterBot Design Contest
CoasterBot Design Contest sponsored by Club Jameco has now started.
What is a coaster? A CD or DVD that has no use other than holding a beverage, or in this case, forming the framework for a robot.
Design Requirements
The challenge is to create a robot using a coaster as the main body component. The coasterbot must be able to
- avoid obstacles
- navigate space by itself
- display an extra sensing system
After that, get as creative as possible! The coasterbot can be any size or shape and can be designed to swim, fly or climb a tree.It may also function to clean windows, move rocks or shoot marshmallows. Make it as simple or complex as you wish.
For more information, visit: Coaster-bot
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