RVR comes with an Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) that measures everything you could want to know about RVR ’s movement including location, distance, velocity, acceleration, and more. In this lesson, students will access data from RVR ’s IMU sensor and use it to create programs containing loops and variables. Find the full activity in the RVR Educator Guide. Don't forget: RVR is now available in three options, including 12 and 18-robot Class Packs, to meet your unique classroom size and teaching

Axis control using IMU sensor --> Components of the IMU Inertial Measurement Unit: >>> 1. Accelerometer:It measures linear acceleration in the X, Y, Z axes, it is used to detect movements such as tilt, vibration or speed changes. >>> 2. Gyroscopes:It measures angular velocity or rotation around the X, Y, Z axes, it is used to determine orientation and detect turns. | Electronique & Electricité