Here Comes the Sun - Lego
Here Comes the Sun - Lego
Here Comes the Sun - Lego
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Testing <strong>the</strong> carsThe more complex algorithm works well in a wide range of settings as long as <strong>the</strong>light conditions remain constant while <strong>the</strong> car is turning. The simple algorithm, byit very nature, is much more sensitive to shadows, glare, and o<strong>the</strong>r problems with<strong>the</strong> lighting. It works best in a dim room with a single light source near <strong>the</strong> car,such as a reading lamp or a powerful flashlight.ExtensionThe position of <strong>the</strong> sun changes during <strong>the</strong> day. Modify <strong>the</strong> car so that if <strong>the</strong> lightshifts while it is parked, it will rotate to find <strong>the</strong> new brightest spot.Add just three commands to <strong>the</strong> original program for a solution to <strong>the</strong> extensionAt <strong>the</strong> end, right before Stop Data Logging, add a Wait for Dark icon followed bya Jump. Place <strong>the</strong> corresponding Land near <strong>the</strong> beginning, right after Start DataLogging.©2002 The LEGO Group. LEGO, Invent & Investigate and RCX are trademarks of The LEGO Group.This page may be photocopied for non-commercial educational use. All o<strong>the</strong>r rights reserved.9