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The robot's drive velocity is set to 100%, ensuring that it moves quickly.
The robot sets the turn velocity to 100%, which means it will turn at maximum speed.

The robot drives forward for 1600 mm and then turns right by 90 degrees to change direction.
The robot then enters a repeat loop, which will run 8 times.

Inside the loop, the robot sets the cursor to the next row, which prepares it for the next set of
actions.

Another loop repeats 8 times, where the robot checks if the DownEye detects green.
Ÿ If green is detected, the robot sets the print colour to green and prints X. If green is not
detected, the robot sets the print colour to blue and prints X.

Ÿ After this, the robot drives forward for 200 mm.
After each print action, the robot drives reverse for 1600 mm, turns 90 degrees right, drives
200 mm forward and then turns 90 degrees left. This sequence ensures the robot is ready
for the next loop iteration.

ECOTECH Robots equipped with sensors like the Distance Sensor can detect objects ahead, preventing
ENERGY collisions, which can be essential for safely navigating areas that require minimal human
interference, such as cleaning or waste processing zones.

� VEXcode VR is an online coding environment that allows students to program
a virtual robot using block-based or text-based coding.

� The VEX VR Robot is a virtual robot that students can program within the VEXcode VR platform.

� In VEXcode VR, blocks are the building blocks of your program.
� In VEXcode VR, you can create various shapes by programming the robot to move forward,
backward and turn at specific angles.
� Hidden Pixel Art is an activity where students program a robot to detect colours using sensors.

robo check

A. Tick ( ) the correct option.
1. Identify the area where you arrange and build your code by dragging blocks into the
program’s logic.

(i) Workspace (ii) Blocks category

(iii) Code viewer (iv) Monitor

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