Robot Project

Overall, this group project went very well and was completed on time due to the fact there everyone including myself assigned ourselves with a task role, relational role and from the start had individual roles present such as leader, compromiser, and gatekeepers in the group that made it

Alternative 2: Sell the old machine and buy a new one. The new machine is more efficient and will yield substantial operating cost savings with more products being produced and sold.

This project in general was kind of fun. It’s better than some of the past assignments we've had. So it might be interesting if we had future assignments similar to this, because it involves a group & I like group work, because it gets done faster. My group was fair and on task. All of us did what we had to do, because we all care about grade. Since we all care about grade a lot, we completely focused on the assignment. No one was ever off task, and that was good, because we needed to get this assignment done. Another good things is, we never argued. I’m glad this happened, because if it did we would have never finished and that would have been bad. Throughout the whole assignment my group and I had perfect communication skills with one another

The beginning of the assignment started off bad but ended on a positive note. As the deadline drew closer, the group members were forced to find a common ground in regards to the specific time the group discussions would be conducted. To address the lack of communication, Marcelo, one of the group members, laid out the goal we needed to complete. After this was done the project fell into place and was competed on

To find which machines are needed, I needed to find which machines cannot be made by other machines. So I kept all the prime machines, the machines with prime numbers. I kept those machines because prime numbers cannot be divisible by anything but itself.

Overall if I reflect back on our group work I believe we worked very well as a team and my contribution to the group was significantly high because I had an aim in my mind which I focused on until the end. As I worked the extra mile for our project, it resulted that it gave us, as a team, a bit more time in preparation for our presentation and finalizing the app which was crucial at that time for us.

The things I learned about myself during this project were how difficult it was to communicate at times with my team. However, something I have worked on to improve my communication techniques with my team was to provide positive feedback. The lessons learned from this project include:

Building was the hard part. First we taped a ramp to the left side of the box that slanted downward. We curved the ramp at the edge of the box and taped a tube

This is some of my best work because I really worked hard on this and my partner and I did all of the work ourselves. We didn't simply follow some directions, but we made everything ourselves and still ended up doing everything successfully. This is something I'm really proud for since it clearly shows what I'm capable of doing on my own, without a teacher to help me through every step. It also was a learning process because we made mistakes along the way, but we learned from them which made it so we had the best procedure possible. All of the effort and the planning that we put into this project really made it so it was as good as it could be despite any minor bumps we hit along the way. The main thing that went well was the planning process when making everything. We really thought everything out and made sure to think of everything before committing to paper since we didn't want to have to cross a lot of things out. We took a excessive amount of time to think through each step to make sure we missed nothing and also thought through all the

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As a team, David, Mackenzie, Lilly and I worked together to create a robot. The goal of our robot was to pick a penny up off of the table and place it in the box with just a click of a button. The materials used were cardboard and scrap metal, which we used to build a majority of the robot. To make the robot function we used the Hummingbird Robotics Kit. We used duct tape to make the penny sticky so it was able to be picked up. My group worked very hard for this robot to work. A few problems we faced with the robot was how big of a piece of tape to use to pick up the penny and what kind of tape to use, and with the timing of how much string to rotate back and forth for the string to move and how much to make it turn. With the website we had to use to program the robot we couldn't say turn left or turn right, we had to put

This project has taught me that working with other people can sometimes be a hassle. It is not exactly easy to send the same message to different people. One person can take an idea and expand on it while another person could dismiss the thought all other. When I work alone I don’t have to worry about what anybody else thinks but myself. Plus, trying to find something that we all have in common or that we all like is very tricky. But at the same time, the differences that we all bring ends up making a product much more unique than if only one mind had put the whole project together.

Overall, our group worked together perfectly. All of the members communicated any kind of ideas or suggestions openly throughout the process. If something could have been done differently to make the device more efficient or work in a different way, it was expressed without hesitation. Each member helped the other with anything from cutting paper or taping the shapes together.

For the first robotics project, my team worked together to assemble a Lego robot and used NXT software to program it to do specific tasks. The process of constructing the robot was one that was a group effort, for there were many small pieces and components that had to be fitted together in a very specific way. It was a learning experience for all of us, because none of us had ever used Legos to build something that complicated nor followed such detailed instructions that were presented as images with very few words. So not only did we get feedback from one another on how to construct the robot, but we also put our heads together to figure out errors we made in the programming. In accordance with the robot assembly instructions, the programming

Installation of machines : 6-7 VII. Power connection : 6-7 VIII. Trial run : 7-8 IX. Commencement of production : 9 onwards. PROCESS OF MANUFACTURE :