Carrying out this project with the PBL (Project Based Learning) method, requires parallel work groups of pupils to solve individual problems, for which students do not possess all the necessary skills but acquire them through research (PBL method, Problem Based Learning). The composition of the solutions leads to the desired result, which is intended to be attractive as a subject and to raise student’s self-confidence. The subject is the research of a proper placement and orientation of the light sensors with the mathematical prediction and the corresponding experimentation. The technical design and implementation of the mechanical parts follows, so that the system can use the data and turn to the target. The programming of the arduino microcontroller will run the system. At the same time, the artistic support of the project achieves a better presentation of the result.
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26 February 2019
10th Jubilee International Conference of the Balkan Physical Union
26–30 August 2018
Sofia, Bulgaria
Research Article|
February 26 2019
STEM application with the PBL method for the design and construction of a humanoid head that detects the brightest point of its environment and turns itself to that
Michael Sevdinidis
Michael Sevdinidis
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Deutsche Schule Thessaloniki
, 9nth km Thessaloniki-Thermi, GR-55535, High School “O Apostolos Paulos”, Kennedy 119, GR-55236, Panorama
a)Corresponding author: mikesevd@gmail.com
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a)Corresponding author: mikesevd@gmail.com
AIP Conf. Proc. 2075, 200013 (2019)
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Michael Sevdinidis; STEM application with the PBL method for the design and construction of a humanoid head that detects the brightest point of its environment and turns itself to that. AIP Conf. Proc. 26 February 2019; 2075 (1): 200013. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5091438
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