Here's one way to program using a force sensor:
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- 01 Jul 2022
The block is located in the Events section, and as it marks the beginning of a new program section, no blocks can go before it.
By default, this block plays the ones after it when the sensor is pressed. This means that the program will not start until the force sensor is activated.
Its first setting is the port, where we must enter the port our sensor is connected to.
For the more advanced, the second setting can change the release condition of the blocks after it from pressed to hard-pressed, released, pressure changed.
Courses and lessons with this Tutorial
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Lesson 6 - Launching into space
In the next lesson we usually do a graduation. Write down your impressions about the students and the reasons why they have the grades you gave them.
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Level A2 - History and Mythology - Robotics with LEGO SPIKE Prime
The first level of the LEGO robotics curriculum for second, third, and fourth-grade students.
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Introduction
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People have used water for transportation for thousands of years. It was useful when you go downstream on a river or a sea current.
What do you think they did to go upstream?
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