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In this tutorial video, we demonstrate a more efficient use of our Fusion Robot's Python code that reduces the number of lines of Python code by changing the method we use to "Go Around the Moon"'.
Next, we look at extensions to the "Around The Moon" Challenge.
This video is one of the tutorials showing how to convert code from Fusion's version of the computer language Blockly into Fusion's version of the computer language Python.
This tutorial is one of 40+ free Fusion tutorials available on https://www.DrG2.com showing how to have fun coding and playing with your Fusion Robot, using Blockly & Python. NOTE: These tutorials were originally at DrGrae.me, but have been updated and transferred to https://www.DrG2.com. References in this video to DrGrae.me should be ignored because this Fusion video is now on www.DrG2.com.

The Fusion Robot uses a Raspberry Pi 3, together with some of Modern Robotics’ own circuits. It is quite unusual in that each robot acts as something like its own wi-fi hotspot, to enable a direct connection to be made to a computer, so that programming and runs (apart from the initial set-up) can occur without needing an Internet connection.

As well as free Blockly & Python Fusion Robot tutorials, https://www.DrG2.com also contains LEGO EV3, LEGO NXT and LEGO Robot Inventor tutorials available for your free download and use.

We show you two ways to teach your Fusion Robot to follow a line using two optical distance sensors, coding in Blocky. This is the first method.