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MoonCampaign by Oliver (8 years)
I decided to use a BBC micro:bit to create a fair running race. When the logo on the micro:bit is pressed, it shows a traffic light countdown with red, yellow, and green lights. Once the green light appears, the race begins. This helps everyone start at the same time and makes the race fair. My project combines fitness and technology and encourages my friends and me to stay active while having fun.
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My name is Oliver, and I love using technology to solve real-life problems. My friends and I really enjoy running and racing each other, but we often argued about who started first and who was actually the fastest. That’s when I had an idea—what if I used a BBC micro:bit to create a fair and fun running race?
For my project, I programmed the micro:bit to work like a traffic light race starter. When I press the logo on the micro:bit, it begins a countdown using lights, just like at a real race. First, the red light appears, then yellow, and finally green. When the green light turns on, it means “GO,” and everyone starts running at the same time. This makes the race fair for everyone and removes any confusion about when to start.
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