Rebellious Box
Students explore the fundamentals of circuits and motor control by building a machine with a surprising personality that fights back to turn itself off!
RoboticsProgrammingElectronicsAges 10+
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Curriculum
Students engineer their own "Rebellious Box", an automated device that turns itself off when activated. This project combines mechanical design, electronics, and programming to create an amusing yet sophisticated automated system. Students develop comprehensive engineering skills by writing their own Arduino code, designing mechanical systems, and troubleshooting complex hardware-software integration challenges.
Subject Content
- Electronics & Circuit Design
- Programming & Coding (Arduino/C++)
- Mechanical Assembly
- Systems Integration
- Tool, Component and Work Safety
Course Outcomes
- Understand Arduino programming fundamentals (variables, functions, conditionals, loops)
- Control actuators and electronic components programmatically
- Debug hardware and software issues systematically
- Apply engineering design principles (requirements, testing, iteration)
- Understand cause-and-effect in automated systems
- Understand I/O relationships