Purpose

The burger joint needs your help!

They have hired a robot and you need to train the robot to make burgers.

The robot is not a human, and therefore knows nothing about what a good burger is.

You now need to make a detailed instruction that the robot can understand and follow.

Task

1. Create your “items” / elements for your burger.
   Start by finding all the “items” /elements that need to be in a burger.
   E.g. bread, lettuce, ketchup etc.
   Write each part on individual pieces of paper – you can also draw them.
2. Create “actions”
   Find all actions needed to make a burger.
   E.g. lift, move, stop, shake, etc.
   Write each action needed on individual pieces of paper.
   Write them as coding blocks, if you prefer.
3. Create “conditions” – if/do
   Write the necessary conditions you need in your code.
   E.g.: If the ketchup creates a full circle then stop.

   It might also be necessary to insert a “loop”. A “loop” is about time and control.
   E.g. a wait block can be important in between some codes.

4. Design your code for the robot to make a burger by using your items, actions,
   conditions and maybe even a loop.
5. Check if your code works on your parents – they can act robots for you to test.
6. Change your code if something doesn’t work.

Test yourself!

What can you add to your code for the robot to work alone and make 100 burgers in a row?