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content/resources/balloon-battle-bots-at-trinity-college-beenleigh.mdx

@@ -15,13 +15,13 @@ After around 10 weeks of learning, designing and practicing they were ready for
 
 To kick off the program and get the students started, Adam and Tim from Micromelon visited the school with their own creations. Micromelon provided base files for all designs including toothpick holders, balloon & ping pong ball holders, and some motor mounts on top of the base shell with mounting holes for all attachments. In this session students drove the robots around the desk in remote control mode, trying to pop each others balloons.
 
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 As the term went on students designs got more and more elaborate, including spray painting and extra skewers to pop balloons from all angles!
 
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 For the final event there were over 10 teams competing, including a few from different teachers around the school. The rules for the competition were fairly simple with points awarded for each accomplishment.
 
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 1 point - Popping opponents balloon
 
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 Want to run this program at your school? Get in contact and we’ll help!