@Kemal , That's awesome! Thanks for sharing!

@OMSTeacher109 , Have you been to our Basecamp? The Arduino lessons have links at the top of each lesson that link you to lesson plans and extra links!

@MrGranahan , Great! Installing twice on the Mac OS will usually solve the issue

@Cindy , First, make sure that the board is in run mode ( see step 5 of this lesson) and that the back LED of CoDrone is blinking green. Place the drone in an empty space on the floor and once it pairs the code will run automatically. If this doesn't work, reply with a screenshot of the code so I can help you. Let me know if you have any more questions!

@rcase35 , I would double check that you installed the driver properly for your operating system. It seems like your computer does not recognize the device. In the past some users needed to install it twice for it to work. Also make sure the UART cable is disconnected from the SmartInventor board if you have a CoDrone Pro. If you still experience problems, you might have an incompatible USB cable. Did you switch it out by any chance with another one? If you are still experiencing issues please set up a support call here

@GSCC Hi, just letting you know I responded to your previous post about the same issue. Let's schedule a call to figure out the issues you're facing.

Yup! See you then!

Here's the screen with the consent form:

@dawsonedu Thanks for the information ---that's all great to know. We're looking forward to the footage!

@garyt This is so heartwarming to hear! I've shared the post with our team. We're happy to hear the event turned out so well! Getting kids inspired to learn about and pursue STEM is what we're all about, especially inspiring more girls to get into the field. I love the incorporation of the other areas of science, like the Mars rover and learning about physics concepts. Please let us know how we can help you further So much happy crying from our team.

Thanks so much for your detailed response, @Loui2! @robolink_arnold mentioned your responses are all excellent.

@johnnytechknow Definitely add buzzers for debugging. Especially use them inside of if statements to verify where the drone is in the code.