Goal: Keep it simple! Build a working MINDSTORMS car using as few LEGO pieces as possible.
Your finished car must be able to complete the following driving test without falling apart: drive forward for two seconds, backwards for two seconds, spin right for two seconds, spin left for two seconds.
Start date: March 1, 2017
Due date: March 31, 2017
Rules: In your submission, tell us how many LEGO pieces you used. (Every item counts as a piece–EV3, motor, wire, hub, tire, axle, beam, connector, etc.) Better yet, include a photo or list of the pieces you used. Also, show us a video of your car successfully performing the driving test.
In addition to an NXT or EV3, you may use sensors, motors, and pieces from the NXT or EV3 kits. You are also welcome to use multiple MINDSTORMS kits, additional LEGO pieces, third-party sensors, and non-LEGO materials.
This is our attempt at the 24 peice car. We did it in 21 peices. This time we learnt a new software Lego Digital Designer its a free software and very easy to learn. We were not albe to figure out how to put the ball inside the caster. car24 – YouTube
This is a challenge to build a car with Mindstorms EV3 with only 24 parts or less. Here I show 3 different cars – on with 24 parts that can drive with a remote control, 21 parts that can drive with programming and a 14 part car that can drive only straight…and just for fun […]
this is by Benjamin skaggs and cora black.
This is a 13 piece robot that has completed the functions required
Our car is made of 16 pieces and completed the required functions.
We didn’t really know what to do…
After experimenting for a while, we finally realized that 2 wheels was the way to go! Sorry it’s 20 seconds long ????
Yay 13 pices…… woo? -m a x I m u m o v e r d r I v e-
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