Nick J. Rahall, II Appalachian Transportation Institute sponsored
the five day LEGO Intelligent Transportation Workshop
at the ATI offices at Marshall University, presently housed in the City
National Bank annex. ATI is a University Transportation Center funded
by a $12 million grant from the United States Department of Transportation
through the efforts of West Virginia Congressman Nick J. Rahall, II.
One of ATI's goals is to encourage interest in math, science, and the study
of transportation to equip our youth to solve our nation's transportation
challenges. The students were challenged to build a system of transportation
and construct a city highway system through using LEGO
elements and ROBOLAB,
developed
by Tufts University.
DC Student Red Rover Crew waves to Congressman Nick J. Rahall,
II as he tours the ATI AppaLEGO City
DC Student Red Rover Crew Says "Hello" to patrons touring the
ATI demonstrations
ATI AppaLEGO City seen from a computer
at Davis Creek Elementary with banner to Congressman Rahall in the background
Davis Creek Elementary computers show the DC Red Rover and the
Red Rover program as viewed by the RR camera
Davis Creek Elementary Red Rover students used this banner to
greet patrons touring the ATI AppaLEGO City
Banners hanging over the Davis Creek Elementary Red Rover Center
Students had to learn the proper order of procedure for the
demonstration as the DC RR camera watches
DC RR students watching the ATI AppaLEGO
City and responding
to commands to operate vehicles via the Internet
Early in the day this DC RR student views the ATI AppaLEGO
City
Practicing for the demonstration at 8:00am
Davis Creek Elementary's Red Rover
Another practice and we are ready . .
.
Discussion about taking turns and making sure the computers
are covered
Yeah! An ATI representative brought us t-shirts.
We're in the spotlight now!
DC Red Rover shows our students on the large Gateway monitor
DC RR students changing places
Davis Creek Elementary Red Rover student crew with ATI T-shirts
A close view of the DC RR camera
It's getting to be a long, long day from 8:00am through 2:00pm
Monitoring the camera and ATI AppaLEGO
City
Close-up of DC RR student typing in response to an ATI City
command
DC
Red Rover Pictures . . .
ATI LEGO Intelligent
Transportation Workshops
Created July 23, 2001
Edited 4/ 5/ 2004
S. Simon
L. Hamilton