CyberPi and mBlock Overview

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What is the mBlock software used for?

It's the official software to control the mBot2 robot.

What is a CyberPi?

A micro-controller

Which of the following is a component of the CyberPi?

  • A joystick and 2 push buttons A & B (correct)
  • Tilt, Shake, motion and rotation sensors (correct)
  • 5 RGB leds (correct)
  • An LCD screen, a microphone and a speaker (correct)
  • Sound and light sensors (correct)

The mBot2 has a single motor connected to it.

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What are the five categories of blocks in the mBlock software?

<p>Ultrasonic &amp; RGB (A), The mBot2 Internal Motor (B), The mBot2 Chassis (C), The mBot2 External Motor (D), The mBot2 Extension (E)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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CyberPi

A microcontroller board used to control the mBot2 robot.

LCD Screen

A small screen on the CyberPi used to display information.

Microphone

A component that allows the CyberPi to pick up sounds.

Speaker

A component that allows the CyberPi to play sounds.

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Joystick

A control stick on the CyberPi that allows for input.

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Push Buttons (A & B)

Buttons on the CyberPi used for interacting with programs.

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RGB LEDs

Lights on the CyberPi that can change color.

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Tilt Sensor

A sensor that detects tilts or movements.

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Shake Sensor

A sensor that detects shaking motions.

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Motion Sensor

A sensor that detects the CyberPi's movement.

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Rotation Sensor

A sensor that detects rotation.

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Sound Sensor

A sensor that detects sounds.

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Light Sensor

A sensor that detects light levels.

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mBlock

The official software used to program the mBot2 robot.

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Scratch-based

A graphical programming language, similar to Scratch, used in mBlock.

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Devices

Interface section in mBlock where you choose connected devices.

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Sprites

Interface section in mBlock for creating visual elements.

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Background

Interface section in mBlock for setting the program's background.

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Audio

Interface section in mBlock for managing sound effects.

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LED

Interface section in mBlock for controlling LEDs.

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Display

Interface section in mBlock for displaying data.

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Motion Sensing

Interface section in mBlock for monitoring motion.

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Sensing

Interface section in mBlock for detecting things.

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LAN

Interface section in mBlock related to network connectivity.

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AI

Interface section in mBlock related to AI features.

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IoT

Interface section in mBlock related to Internet of Things (IoT) features.

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Events

Interface section in mBlock for managing events and triggers.

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Extension

Interface section in mBlock for adding extra features.

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Save

A feature in mBlock to save your program.

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Publish

A feature in mBlock lets you share your program.

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Connect

A feature in mBlock that connects your computer to the CyberPi.

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Upload

A feature in mBlock that transfers program instructions to the CyberPi.

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Study Notes

CyberPi Components

  • The CyberPi is a microcontroller that controls the mBot2 robot
  • Components include an LCD screen, a microphone, and a speaker
  • Also includes a joystick and two push buttons (A & B)
  • Five RGB LEDs
  • Tilt, shake, motion, and rotation sensors
  • Sound and light sensors

mBlock Software

  • mBlock is Scratch-based software used to control the mBot2 robot
  • The current version is v5.4.0
  • Allows programming of the mBot2 robot

mBot2 Categories

  • The mBot2 robot has five main categories for programming
  • Adding new categories using the "+" button
  • Categories such as ultrasonic and RGB are included

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