Below you will find the location and what package needs to be delivered to that location.

Post office (Starting Location)

Joe's Garage - New Torque Wrench (tool)

Bank - Money Deposit Slips

Supermarket - A new cash register

Post Office (Return here when done)

Can you think of a solution to problems like this?

How does this negatively impact:

1) The people of South Africa?

2) The environment?

Smart cities are places where technology helps make things better. In South Africa, making smart cities could help deal with the electricity problem. Here's how:

1. Smart Street Lights:

   • Smart street lights can change how bright they are depending on how dark it is, so they use less electricity. We could also program them to turn on only when they sense movement.

2. Smart Traffic Lights:

   • Smart traffic lights can change how long they stay red or green based on how many cars are on the road, which helps traffic flow better. Smart traffic lights improve overall traffic efficiency, leading to fuel savings and reduced carbon emissions into the atmosphere.

3. Smart Autonomous Delivery Robots:

   • These are robots that can deliver packages without needing a person to control them. They can move around by themselves, delivering things without adding more cars to the roads.

Why Smart Cities Are Awesome:

• Save Electricity: Smart cities use less electricity, which helps when there isn't enough to go around.

• Help the Environment: Using less electricity and having fewer cars on the road means less pollution, which is good for nature.

• Make Life Easier: Smart cities can make traffic better and make sure we have electricity when we need it.

• Create Jobs: Making and running smart city technology can create new jobs for people.

• Speed is 20

• Always use a "Stop" & "Delay for 1s" after a roll block

• Sphero needs to be Green while rolling

• Sphero needs to be Red while dropping off a package

• Sphero needs to "Speak" the item that it is delivering

  
  

Use the Lego to code a robot to differentiate between different coloured pieces of trash - sort them. (eg: Red Lego = Plastic vs Green Lego = cardboard)