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    and connect it with the remote to power the Robo Soccer. Ensure that all connections are
                               tight and secure to prevent the Robo Soccer from falling apart during testing.

                      Output

                      This  football-playing  robot  moves  and  kicks  the  ball,  demonstrating  how  robots  can  actively
                      participate in sports. Through this, we gained insights into the potential of robots to engage as
                      football players.

                      Concepts

                        Understanding  Motion:  Exploring  the  concepts  of  speed,  direction,  and  control  in  robotic
                         movement.

                        Forces in Action: Discussing how motors generate motion and the effect of friction on the robot’s
                         movement.
                        Basic Concepts of Electricity: Learning how circuits power the motors and used in the robot.

                        Calculating Distances: Measuring the distance the robot travels and the speed of movement
                         during gameplay.

                      Observations

                      In the “Robo Soccer” Mechatron activity, students will observe how to operate the robot in field
                      to play soccer and score. When powered on, the robots can be controlled by the remote to move
                      forward, backward, and turn, demonstrating motor control.

                      Application

                      Robots assist in the efficient handling of items by picking them up and
                      placing them in boxes for packaging, thereby accelerating the process
                      and enhancing efficiency.

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