((above) Picture of the robot when completely constructed and programmed)

((above) Showing electronic components under the robot)

((above) Construction of robot)

((above) More construction of the robot)

((above) Another picture of a robot taken at the Manitoba Career Symposium that demonstrates programmable intelligence. This smaller robot works the same way as our robot except it doesn't report back the data it collects from the sensors back to a laptop which was used during the data collection phase.)

((above) This is a picture of the Basic Stamp 2P40 was taken at the Manitoba Career Symposium that acted as the core brain on our robot. This stamp was responsible for driving, collecting data from the sensors, and wireless communication). 

((above) This is a picture of the Basic Stamp 2 was also taken at the Manitoba Career Symposium. We used this small set up as a demonstration on how wireless communication worked as it would collect data from the sonar modules and send the data to the Basic Stamp 2P40 where the ranges of the sensors would be displayed on a LCD screen. We copied the exact same principle to our robot so that it could collect and report data.)