FLL 2026 Unearthed Inventor Spike Prime Lego Robot Design Building Instructions #lego #FLL
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Lego Spike Essential elevator #moc #build #lego #spike
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Lego Spike Prime Hub
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Rack steering, remote control with a Gamepad
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The system uses the tilt sensor integrated in the hub to control the motor automatically based on the position of the mixer. When the mixer is tilted downward (mixing position), the motor starts rotating to simulate the mixing process. When the mixer is lifted upward, the motor stops for safety and convenience. The project also uses the 3×3 LED matrix on the hub to visually communicate the system status to the user. Key features: Tilt-based control: The built-in tilt sensor detects the mixer’s orientation to automatically start or stop the motor. Automatic motor operation: Mixer down position → motor rotates (mixing starts). Mixer up position → motor stops (mixing stops). Visual status indicator using the LED matrix: Displays a red “X” when the mixer is off. Shows a rotating green
# Lego Spike Prime robotic tongs - YouTube
This dinosaur can walk forward and backward thanks to a special walking motion. The trick is in the legs: 👉 The legs on the left side move half a turn (180°) different from the legs on the right side. This helps the Diplodocus walk smoothly, just like a real dinosaur! It’s really fun to watch it move, like it’s alive! 😄