Introduction

In this Unit, you will learn how to play Robot Soccer with your Simple Clawbot! Robot Soccer is played in matches of two robots versus two robots. Your team will need to move the cube through your opponent's goal to score! During this Unit, you will learn about various manipulators that can help your team to score more goals. Watch the animation below to see an example of Robot Soccer game play in action!

In this video, four Simple Clawbots start on the field, one in each corner. Each team begins near their goal that is represented by a gap in the Field's walls. The two robots on the left are identified as the red team, while the two on the right are identified as the blue team. A timer counts down from 60 seconds as the robots drive around the field, attempting to move a red Cube to the opposing team's goal to score a point. The robots can push against the robots on the opposing team, trying to block them from scoring or take the Cube for themselves. The points are totaled for each team, and at the end of the match, the red team wins with 3 points to 2.

In the Robot Soccer competition, your robots will race to score goals!

• The team that scores the most goals during game play, wins!
• Each match is 60 seconds of playing time, and the timer is stopped after each goal while the Field is reset.
• You can modify your robot using any pieces in your IQ Kit.

What is an Engineering Notebook?

Watch this video below to learn about what an engineering notebook is and why you should use an engineering notebook.

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