to Thursday, May 8, 2025 11:18 AM
Shkolla "Flatrat e dijes"
Open in-person activity
English
Flatrat e Dijes High School, Fier, Albania
Students will learn to program and control drones autonomously. Using sensors like altitude and obstacle detection, they will code flight paths to navigate a set course. Through hands-on experience, students will practice programming drones to take off, fly, and land without human intervention.
The session includes a fun competition where students race their drones through a timed obstacle course, applying their coding skills to ensure smooth and precise flights.
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Secondary school
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Basic programming concepts
Robotics
Longitude: 19.563775
Latitude: 40.724633
Geoposition: 40.724633,19.563775
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