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A Robotics Project
Creating music with NXT robots
By: Ula, and Sophie Mr.Burnett

Title: Creating music with NXT robots

Author: Sophie and Ula Due Date: 8th October 2011 The course and grade: Technology E-8a Teacher: Mr. Burnett

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Creating music with NXT robots
By: Ula, and Sophie Mr.Burnett

Table of contents:
Investigation! ...........................................................................................3 Journal entries !.......................................................................................4 Design 1!..................................................................................................6 Design 2!..................................................................................................9 Design 3!................................................................................................11 Plan! ........................................................................................................13 Evaluation!.............................................................................................15 Bibliography !.........................................................................................16

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Creating music with NXT robots
By: Ula, and Sophie Mr.Burnett

Investigation
Objective Objective is to create music using NXT robots. Design brief The music we chose to use has to be recognisable. We can chose to use any musical instrument we want, drums, xylophone, trumpet, guitar, etc. We can also chose for the robot to play music using the big block to create music. Lastly we also have to make the robot move, and/or use his sensors. Design specification: we need our robot to be:
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durable working moving play/create recognisable music simple to operate

Tests Function - play the chosen song 3 times non stop, if it works well it will play the music without any complications. Play/create recognisable music - we can ask 5 people to listen to our robot and see if they recognise



Bibliography: "Nxtprograms.com." NXT Programs - Fun Projects for Your LEGO Mindstorms NXT. Dave Parker. Web. 06 Oct. 2011. . "Lego Mindstorms NXT." Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia. Web. 06 Oct. 2011. . Image search page 16

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