The arm was added to the design in the case that the mission model does not stand upright with just the inclined plate. You can think of it like a "plan B".

@@skillbuild2438 Thank you very much!

Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching!

Innovative idea... Go for It!

Thanks for your comment, which mission or example are you looking for?

@@skillbuild2438 maybe the 2nd Run of hi tech team

Here are some tips: ROBOT MOVEMENT 1. Move at a slow pace when you are making turns(~10-20% speed). 2. Move forward/backward quickly through open spaces(~50-75% speed). - You may be wondering: "Why not 100%?". 100 % is not as efficient as 75% speed. In fact, 75% is faster in some cases, and when coding with 100% --> results in inconsistency. 3. Move forward/backward slowly when you are in a tight space and close to mission models on the mat(~20-30% speed). ATTACHMENT MOVEMENT 1. Make sure your attachment actions are repeatable. 2. Code attachments so that they do not exceed the limit of movement, rotation, etc. Hope this helps. Rayyan Ketekar(SKILL BUILD)

That's amazing! Glad I could help.

Yes. There is a broadcast feature on the SPIKE coding app, which allows you to move and use all motors at the same time. It saves lots of time.

Awesome! Thank you!

Thank you.

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Glad you liked it.

You are welcome! Happy to know you found it helpful.

The instructions for this FLL robot is in the Spike Prime robot design playlist. Hope this helps. - Skill Build

If you would like to build or design a robot, then you can look at my robot design playlist.

If you bring the empty, hinged cargo container to home area and fill it up with its contents, you get 30 points. The rulebook says that you will get more points if you deliver it in any circle. Look at M16: Cargo Connect. Hope this helps. - Skill Build

Yes, I have built it so that the top plate near the port can pop out and you can easily charge the robot.

I designed this robot to make it compact. It is for inspiration purposes, but I agree, you can use it for attachments as well.

I do not have a slip-on attachment for this design, but you can have your team design one for their robot game.

Thanks! Hope you enjoyed the build!

Apologies, I have disassembled this robot to create different designs for inspirational purposes. You can follow the instructions and try out on your robot game mat.

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Thanks!

Hello EM Robotics, Thank you for your feedback, I chose to use one color sensor as my robot design is compact. I have oriented my medium motors vertically after looking at the Cargo Connect season and how I will be accomplishing them using linear attachments. My videos are just for inspirational purposes, and I encourage you to innovate further. Thanks, SKILL BUILD

@@skillbuild2438 Are you in a competing team this season?

I am a high school freshman and Alumni of FLL, mentoring few teams locally.