Education Sessions 2

A/B7

Friday 215-500

Build and program a 3-D printed robot in this exciting student-led workshop! Learn how high school student Jacob Field in Wasco County 4-H created a unique 3-D printed robot that can be easily built and programmed in a few hours. The workshop will outline steps taken by Wasco County 4-H to foster student leadership and discuss how to mobilize students as your program's Waves of Change. The robots use Arduino Nanos, touch and light sensors to navigate a maze and can be built for around $15.00 each. This is an excellent way to incorporate robotic technology in a STEM program with a minimal cost. This could be easily added to an existing robotic program, particularly with students who have some programming or soldering skills. Soldering is required in building the robots.

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