MoonCampaign by Shreyanshi (11 years)
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Hi everyone! My name is Shreyanshi Gopalani, and I am in fifth grade. I have been learning Python for about a year. My project is called Robo Guard, a smart security rover inspired by self-driving cars and security alarms. I used a micro:bit rover, ultrasonic and infrared sensors, motors, and another micro:bit as a wireless control station. In automatic mode, the rover checks its surroundings and stops when something is 15 cm or closer. It backs up and sends an alert to the other micro:bit. In manual mode, I can control the rover using buttons and the accelerometer. I used Python functions, conditions, radio communication, and sensors.
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Hi everyone! My name is Shreyanshi Gopalani, and I am in fifth grade. I have been learning how to write Python for about one year.
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