Building Instructions -

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Sympho is named after Symphonium, the first company to manufacture music boxes.

The robot uses a color sensor to detect whether the box is closed. When you open it, the robot can play music and spin something with the motor. You can build anything you like on top!

Chromagraph is a play on the original name of the record player, the "Phonograph," which comes from the Greek phono (sound), graph (writing), and chroma (color).

This robot is designed to work similarly to a record player. It has a rotating “disc” with different colored bricks that are read by the color sensor. The robot then plays a sound for each color. Can you create a melody?

Paga is named after the famous violinist Niccolò Paganini.

The robot is designed to resemble a violin. The faster the motor turns, the higher the pitch it produces. Let’s see if you can play a concerto on it!

Carlos, named after the famous Mexican guitarist Carlos Humberto Santana Barragán.

The robot uses the distance sensor to determine the pitch of the sound and the force sensor to play the sound. You can shred pretty good with this one!

Mello is named after the famous DJ "Marshmello".

This robot is designed to work like half of a DJ set. It speeds up or slows down a melody based on the rotation of the motor. Can you create some cool remixes with it?

These are 3D Building Instructions for an Alternative M10 Send over the Submersible mission model for the FIRST LEGO League 2024-2025 SUBMERGED competition. For the original mission model, see M10 Send over the Submersible.