Strange Bot - LEGO Robot with two motors in reverse direction

Introduction

Intro

Today we're constructing a damaged robot! We will test how it works and if we can use it again or we would have to reconstruct it. Where did this damaged robot come from? Read below.

There are higher risk occupations such as firemen and policemen.

Can you give an example for another dangerous profession?
How many dangerous professions have you heard of?
What are the dangers in these professions?
Would you take a high risk job? Which one?
Would you want to have a robot to help you? What would the robot do?

Many people risk their lives at work, because we haven't yet created and produced robots to do the job for them. But today we're building a robot, which can eliminate the risk of one of the most dangerous professions - the one of the bomb disposal expert.

The job of this expert is to defuse bombs before anyone is injured. It sounds expensive to create a new robot for each bomb a bomb disposal expert has to defuse, but, luckily, it is not necessary. The robots can be repaired or recycled! However, sometimes it's difficult to distinguish where do some of the deformed parts go. Today we're constructing a robot, for which we don't have a right wheel and we have two left wheels. We'll try to program this robot in a way we could reuse it.

Introduction

Today we will encounter a significant problem our engineers have had to face ever since a man has had to step on the Moon, namely sending robots to the Moon. When we add something to a rocket that has to reach the Moon, you can imagine how many things need to be carefully calculated.

From the position of the rocket to the center of mass, to the momentum of the rocket and many other things. This is why when scientists wish to send a robot to the moon, they have to make a lot of compromises with its construction.

After the deployment of Moon Rover 2 to the Moon, scientists began working on a robot to deploy with the next Moon Rover. For this purpose, the robot needs to fit into the remaining space on the rover. This space is not in a standard shape, so the robot will have to have an irregular shape as well.

The plan is for it to be mounted on to the Moon Rover and when the vehicle is deployed from the rocket, the robot will disengage and will maneuver away before the astronauts proceed to drive it.