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Cool. We want more base robot

thank you bro

simple and nice!!

Can you use EV3 color sensor?

Thank you! Still relevant in 2023.

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this is very nice thank you for helping us! And I’m watching this in 2023 so the music is so nostalgic and nice, it’s my childhood😊

Why did you pick this song... 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

Very Good

Puedo conectar más d en lego con phyton?

thank you!!

hello, first of all, thank you, I have just started working with ev3. I wonder if you can share your codes with me as an example.

Merci

What is that big gear with the rotating holes on it called, and what sets can I find it in?

that's good ....thanks for sharing

And can you show us how to connect it with the robot please ASAP

Wow

what have i done =))

Lol =))

good job

Give better instructions

Well, for that benchmark python seems to be better than the standard LabVIEW-Based Programming Language, but, there are some problems with Python Some of them are; The time to deploy, save and execute the code from your PC to the EV3 Brick is longer in Python than in the standard Programming Language that provides LEGO So in competitions where the time is so important, I'd recommend to choose another language program not LabVIEW or Python, but C Language The grammar in C is so simple as in Python, those times are shorter, and also, in C the LEGO brick can execute more loops/instructions per second But yeah, in general Python (excluding that problem) is way better than standard LEGO Software Regards from Mexico!

What the fuck is tha music annoying af

Braxton***

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ur mama so poor she re uses toilet paper

yo mama so fat thanos had to CLAP

IF U REPORT ME IMA CALL MICHAEL JACKSON AND U WOULDNT LIKE THAT

DIS BEAT FIRE IMA ADD IT TO MY MIXTAPE

EY DIS MUSIC LIT

U FUCKIN SUCK

We are a rookie team, coaching kids using ev3dev2, but our question is, how to improve or shorten the loading time of their Python program when executing it on EV3... seems takes long time to load before running... is there a way to compile Python scripts and run binary codes on EV3? Thanks in advance!

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10:36 no

Some fake nonsense ......didn’t work

Where, please, did you get the D-Shaped pieces. We bought the big Lego Mindstorms EV3 kit, and it doesn't have such a part. Thanks, Newbie

Hi.. Share your program pls

That's outrageous

But also appreciate yours pls do message back for some info

I had also created a similar design 4 months ago

How many possible surprise rules of junior can be there please send as my nationals is approaching

Can you please do a tutorial on that grabber?

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Looks good and a promising concept. Maybe u shld try medium motors. If u just starting 40 speed gd place to start

what music is used

Hmm May i see The Program of Your WRO ROBOTS

can you tell me how you read and save the bulbs places ?!

nice idea to pick up DOUBLE on both sides!

Ein interessanter Test, den ihr da durchgeführt habt! Ich befürchte allerdings fast, dass er etwas unglücklich gewählt ist. Mit dem HiTechnic Farbsensor haben wir auch schon so unsere Erfahrungen gemacht, der misst einfach viel langsamer (die 70 mal pro sek hatten wir auch so ungefähr) als ein EV3 Farbsensor. Und da der Aufruf in der EV3 Software blockierend ist, d.h. das Programm währenddessen nicht weiterläuft, kommt man so auf eine sehr miese Performance. Nun kann es durchaus sein, dass andere Firmwares die Aufrufe in tiefergelegenen Ebenen anders (nicht blockierend) strukturiert haben. Das hat zur Folge, dass sie vermeintlich schneller/mehr Messwerte liefern, was aber auch nur ein Schein ist, da das halt mehrmals den gleichen liefert. Ich habe es nicht mehr getestet, aber glaube mich zu erinnern, dass das auch so war, wenn man den HT-Sensor in der EV3-Software mit dem blauen Raw-Sensor-Block ausgelesen hat. Interessant ist dann auch ev3fast, das sich ja theoretisch auch auf ev3dev pythonv2 umschreiben lässt, um die sonst nach unseren Erfahrungen wirklich nicht so tolle Performance wieder etwas zu pushen...