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शिक्षाby Grow10x
RoboticsG09-P14

Repeatability Test Fixture

A repeatability test rig and results table.

  • Class 9 · Model
  • Sessions 66-70 · Weeks 33-35
  • In Innovation
  • Hands-on build
Class 9 showcase
Dual-Axis Solar Tracker
The five-session sprint

Session by session

  1. Session 66 · Ask & understandWeek 33

    Choose one controllable variable

    Evidence: a question, sketch or new vocabulary

  2. Session 67 · Build & designWeek 34

    Build a fixed-angle measurement jig

    Evidence: a design draft, dataset or build

  3. Session 68 · ImplementWeek 34

    Collect repeated servo/light readings

    Evidence: a working version, explained once

  4. Session 69 · Test & improveWeek 35

    Compute simple spread and compare runs

    Evidence: a test log with at least one failure

  5. Session 70 · Explain & reflectWeek 35

    Explain limits of the experiment

    Evidence: an individual explanation

Materials & tools
  • Tracker parts
  • ruler/protractor
  • mount
  • local table
Minimum test

Five conditions with three repeats; label the measurement method.

Hands-on build

A physical circuit, sensor or mechanism, built and tested on the bench.

Completion needs the artefact, an honest test log, an individual explanation and no open safety or privacy issue.

Robotics project

A physical circuit, sensor or mechanism, built and tested.

Two teachers guiding uniformed students as they build a robot car in a classroomFor school leaders

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  • Evidence at every milestone
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