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The mower

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Nacho has built a mower to cut the grass whose movement is based in the motion sensor. He has used gears to cut the grass and his mower has a trailer too.

 

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  1. bbratzel

    Using the motion sensor to control your mower’s movement is really clever! You did a nice job showing how it works, too.

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