
In this introduction video I will explain what this course is about, and what the different parts of the course will contain. Additionally, there is an Instruction Packet that comes with this course which contains written instructions with pictures as an additional resource for students to be successful!
In this video we will be going over how to build the left side of the chassis for the Bumperbot.
Master the right side of the chassis in Vex robotics for beginners, following chassis instructions to build a solid foundation for your robot.
Step 4 covers battery and receiver panel instructions for VEX robotics for beginners, offering actionable setup guidance for the power and receiver components.
Learn front and back bumper instructions for VEX robotics, designed for beginners, and gain a clear, concise overview of bumper design requirements for basic robot builds.
Assemble the Bumperbot in a beginner-friendly Vex robotics course, focusing on essential building steps for a functional robot.
Deliver final touches instructions for Vex robotics for beginners. Align this guidance with the course and lecture titles to optimize beginner-friendly robotics learning.
Visit RobotC.net, download the free legacy version for the VACC PC controller or the cortex version, then open the program to start coding with your robot.
Configure RobotC basics by defining the main task, wiring two motors on port 1 and port 2, and two sensors, then set motor directions for forward movement.
This course will teach you how to build your first Vex Robot using the Vex PIC microcontroller. This includes, detailed steps on how to build the robot, how to download RobotC to your computer, how to code using RobotC, and how to write the code for this robot, download it, and test it! This course is for middle/High School students who have no experience with the Vex platform. I will teach you how to build your very first robot and show you every step of the building process. I even include an Instruction Packet PDF which has written instructions with pictures as an extra supplement to the video tutorials. The materials you will need are outlined in detail in the Instruction Packet, but a standard classroom Vex kit should have all the materials you need to be able to construct your first Vex robot. Other than that, a good work station/table is all you really need! There are 13 instructional videos which are about 1 hour in total. The first 8 are focused on the construction of your first robot, while the last 5 focus on programming in RobotC and testing your robot. In addition, please feel free to message me with any questions or concerns you have and I will get back to you as quickly as possible! Thank you!