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The use of multiple motors and sensors is critical to success in the First Lego League Robotics competition. The robot must be designed, built and programmed completely by students. It must be capable of navigating a field filled with specific missions to complete. For example, the robot must be designed and programmed to sense when it crosses the threshold of specific colors, follow color lines, detect barriers and the like. This requires sensors to enhance the capabilities of the robot. In addition, robot must also be designed and programmed to lift, pull, push, rotate, deliver payloads and grasp objects on the field. This requires motors and gears to run custom attachments that students design and build.

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The use of multiple motors and sensors is critical to success in the First Lego League Robotics competition. The robot must be designed, built and programmed completely by students. It must be capable of navigating a field filled with specific missions to complete. For example, the robot must be designed and programmed to sense when it crosses the threshold of specific colors, follow color lines, detect barriers and the like. This requires sensors to enhance the capabilities of the robot. In addition, robot must also be designed and programmed to lift, pull, push, rotate, deliver payloads and grasp objects on the field. This requires motors and gears to run custom attachments that students design and build.

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