Course Robotics Outreach & Summer Camps: Guide: Guide

Optimize public engagement based on the desired level of interaction:

Dedicated Workshops:

1-hour sessions based on Workshop 1. Participants use the learning mode of the NED2 to teach the robot their first pick-and-place cycle.

Interactive Demonstrations:

Engagement through hands-on testing. These setups allow the public to interact with a running system without needing to program it themselves.

* Smart Sorting Challenge (Workshop 3):

The robot runs a continuous sorting loop. Participants are invited to "challenge" the robot by placing various objects on the conveyor belt to observe its real-time vision and decision-making capabilities.

* Human vs. Robot: Tic-Tac-Toe:

A high-level demonstration showcasing complex logic and strategic play. Participants play a physical game of Tic-Tac-Toe against the robot. 

Note: This activity is powered by a Python script and is ideal for demonstrating advanced programming capabilities.

👉Link to the tutorial

Autonomous Demonstrations (loops):

The robot runs a program in an infinite loop. This is ideal for attracting crowds at a booth, showcasing industrial speed, precision, and automation without requiring constant supervision.