Program for Motorka - LEGO SPIKE Prime motorbike robot -

Program for Motorka - LEGO SPIKE Prime motorbike robot - LSAv3.4.5.llsp3

This program solves the problem caused by the lack of a differential on the robot, which makes its turns slower and wider.

The program reads the relative angle of the front motor, which is used for steering, and adjusts the speeds of the back motors—making one rotate faster and the other slower. This allows the robot to turn much more quickly and smoothly.

The program requires someone to manually turn the steering motor, so feel free to experiment with different turning angles and push the limits of the robot!

Make sure the markings on the moving and non-moving parts of the front motor are aligned, as this is an essential part of how the program functions.

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Build, Code, Play: Your First Adventures with SPIKE Prime

Welcome to an introduction to the SPIKE Prime set! In this course, you’ll find 7 step-by-step 3D building instructions for SPIKE Prime robots, designed to help you explore the full potential of the base set. Once you've built them, you can bring them to life with our fun programs—these range from simple tasks like moving forward to more complex actions like detecting the nearest object.

And if you're ready for a challenge, we’ve also prepared some advanced tasks! These will encourage you to research and experiment with both the programs and the robot itself. Of course, you're always welcome to add your own creative touches and enjoy the process along the way.

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Lesson 7 - Motorbike

Introduction

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In this lesson, you are going to build Motorka – the LEGO SPIKE Prime motorbike robot. This robot is designed to look like a real motorbike. It has two wheels at the back for movement and one wheel at the front for steering!

The robot uses a color sensor as a front light to help avoid obstacles. The first program we’ve prepared makes the robot move in the direction you set. The rear wheels work together with the front steering wheel to turn as much as needed, so feel free to experiment with how it behaves!

We've even added a bonus program that builds on the first one!

But first, let’s build that robot!