390 Point Full Run with Simple MiniBot - FLL RePlay 2020 FIRST LEGO League Attachment Inspiration
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- This is a full example run of a miniBot that scores 390 points in one 2:30 run in FLL RePlay 2020, FIRST LEGO League.
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We love these types of videos! Our team decided to keep our robot simple this year. What we are finding is that creating simple and consistent solutions is harder than it looks! Hope you continue making these videos!!
Being consistant certaily is tough! But its super rewarding too!
I really love your videos. In the team I’m on, robot game/design is definitely our weakest are. You have helped me so much with a deeper understanding of Lego robotics and I think we will be a better team next year purely because of your videos.
Great demo of what you can do with a mini-bot. Thanks man.
It’s super versatile!
Awesome - best bot i've seen for a while. I shall be discomboomberating my large boxes. Kids will love it.
Awesome! Thanks for watching and building with me!
good job! as usual great video! keep it up please!
Thanks!
Really good. My teams robot is very similar to the bigger robot that you showed, just with ev3. Also, for the bench mission, we done the cubes and everything you can do at the bench in 1 run.
Awesome!!
Wow, I'm impressed, this is so inspiring,
Hey there, I enjoyed this video :) I am pretty sure you watched some of my videos because you mentioned those huge robots lol. I do like how you used much smaller robots and attachments, and way fewer parts. You also fit in the small inspection area easily. (No way in heck my robots would lol). How long did it take roughly for you to develop it?
Also, a lot of the reason many teams can't emulate the gigantic robots you see on youtube is not actually parts. It actually requires a tonne of skill that is hard to learn, and has many many things to work out.
Hi! I have seen some of your videos and great work! And seriously.... so cool attachments!
I agree with you that they do take a lot of knowledge and know-how to complete, especially for younger elementary 4th and 5th graders. It tough for them to wrap their minds around all that’s going on. And really all that’s going on is a bunch of simple machines wrapped up into a larger contraption.
Primarily teams that I assist in mentoring (in person) are 4th, 5th, and 6th graders, (we usually bump 7th and 8th graders to FTC) so we like to keep things simpler and let them grow their knowledge and skills without being frustrated.
HOWEVER, when we do have a team that’s primarily 7th or 8th graders, we get complex with things!
To answer your question about the development of the robot, it took me about a week. I started with the LEGO advance spike prime robot that they put out, then took notes on what I liked and disliked, the build my full sized robot that I use on my channel as well, then said... “I can make this smaller and more simple still, there are teams that would be perfect for”, so then I got rid of the second attachment motor, flipped some stuff around and wa-la MiniBot entered the world, haha.
@@ZacharyTrautwein That is really nice! I think you did a great job with the robots. How long did it take to make all the attachments and program the robots? Also what do you think of the spike prime? I have not used it before.
Well, to make the attachments, it depends. Spend I lot of time just thinking about different ways on how to tackle the missions before I even attempt to build anything. I would say, to give you a number, maybe anywhere from 10min to an hour of actual build time. Programming varies too, simpler missions, obviously take a lot less time.
I do really like the SPIKE Prime! LEGO still has some little bugs to work out here and there, but it’s an amazing platform to build and program on!
What do you think of make a video showing the attachments of the video? I really like this video, u are awesome!
Most of the attachments I have in this run already have videos made! Take a look on my channel :)
Nice! Good job!💯💙
Thanks 🔥
Hi Zachary do you have any advice for Scratch based ev3 Mindstorm? I'd love some advice
VERY BOM MAN
What app did you use to calculate your score at the end of the video?
Hello,
Thank you for your inspiring videos. How can I improve myself? Please give me some advise
Does misson 2 get stuck a bit for you too, or is it on purpose
I kinda go back and forth with it on purpose, because the mission model for the step counter does sometimes get stuck.
Oh, i saw a few playthroughs which stuck ther black and white thing at the side at a certain place which lets it go smoothly, i don't understand how they make that though...
Can you comment on your overhead video rig? Specifically the stand and what camera you use. Always looking for ways to improve ours.
Hi! It’s actually an iPhone 11 Pro on a microphone stand. It’s attracted with something similar to these:
On Stage CM01 Video Camera/Digital Recorder Adapter www.amazon.com/dp/B001GWCC4I/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_T3C1T8XV9VZ7ZDANFJNM
Phone Tripod Mount with Remote 360 Rotation Smartphone Holder Adapter Compatible with iPhone 11 Pro Xs Max XR X 8 7 6 6s Plus Samsung Nexus www.amazon.com/dp/B0761QZLCS/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_QKWTV89FTR18PJE4VHAR
Thanks for the reply and the video!
Welcome!
Hy Zachary. Could you give me advice?
Is it allowed to use same type robots like very popular driving base just with some small addition attachments on WRO or FLL competitions? Or to build exactly this robot that you have built or any robot from TH-cam or Internet that got popular. Is it against the rules? How much should I change any ready robot instruction that i got from internet? Is there any exact rules? Some says that it's should use robot by myself. Could referee says that it's copied somewhere? That's really very important to me to know, some says that you should build something new. I'm very curious do all teams in those competitions build everything without any instruction resources from the internet? Some one please let me know.
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Nope there are no exact rules as long as you have 4 or less motors and 4 or less sensors!
A referee will never say that’s it is copied from somewhere. At most, a robot design judge might ask you where you got your robot idea from, and at that point you can be honest and say it was built from an instruction book, or you got the instructions from TH-cam.
As far as attachments and extensions of the robot go...
I would say that you should get inspiration from TH-cam and the internet. That’s why my channel exists. To give you ideas! Sometimes you’ll watch one of my videos and say, “that’s a great idea! Let’s do something the same!” Other times you might say “that’s great, but let’s change it a bit or do it differently”
Hope this helps?
@@ZacharyTrautwein Of course it helps, thanks a lot for quick reply 😀
I just wanted to clarify. Let's say i took your idea, and build exactly this robot, but changed some attachments and added different details and modified design just in any way, but the base are exactly the same that you showed in this video.( or any exact ready base from different internet source). So changed design a little bit, or added attachment from another instruction book, and put some of my own idea. The final question: Will it be OK for both WRO and FLL?
NOTE: (I just couldn't find any answer to my this question on FLL and WRO official sites). Sorry for long question(( but nobody has not answered to my question thoroughly 😕 you're the first one. Thanks a lot in advance🙏🏻
Sure! That would be fine!!
@@ZacharyTrautwein Thank you very much. I really appreciate your effort. You made my day. I just jumped from pessimistic mood about FLL to optimistic thanks to your brilliant advises. Just know your advice helped me too much 👍🏻 in changing my thoughts in a good way. Good luck to you 🙂👊
I love the small robot. Few questions though.
How wide and long is the smaller robot?
Which robot do you think is better? The simple one, the small one, or a box robot.
Good questions.
The mini Model is 14 studs long and 15 studs wide, counting the little front white wheels.
It all depends on the FLL team. For younger teams I would reccomend the Mini Model Robot. For older teams I would say the Simple Robot!
Is there a design tool for building instruction for the Simple MinIBot? There use to be something call a LEGO Digital Designer,
Hi! The only set of build instructions in the world is the build video on my channel here:
th-cam.com/video/bCZ4v0BC2mI/w-d-xo.html
Can you make a full run with the bigger spike robot.
In the works :)
Thanks for the video! How would you recommend for practicing robot design/core value/innovation project presentations in terms of public speaking?
Ah! GREAT QUESTIONS! I can make some recommendations in a video!
So you don't use a gyro? How do you get the turns so accurate?
Yes, I use a gyro to turn, you can see my “prefect turns” video to see how I do it!
Umm I think it is should be 385 points because you put in 8 blocks in the boccia mission but you scored it as 9 blocks
I’m counting the shared mission block.
That would come from the other team.
@@ZacharyTrautwein oh, BTW You are the best.