Merge branch 'master' of github.com:eellak/fossbot

Author: chronis10

README.md

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 All the plastic parts, except from the wheels, are printable on a 3D printer and the total printing time does not exceed 36 hours. It is worth mentioning that the body of the robot has been designed in such a way as to facilitate its assembly process. This has been achieved since cases have been designed inside the robot, adapted to the electronic components, so that they are placed in the corresponding positions and do not move during the use of the robot. Also, on the outer surface there are printed symbols that indicate the position of each sensor. The symbols also help teachers to know the position of the sensors, e.g. speaker, led, etc. The vertical tube that runs from top to bottom of the main body of the robot allows for the attachment of a pencil or marker, so that by moving the FOSSBot around an area covered with paper, shapes can be created.
 
-Printed meshes on the front and top of the robot help keep electrical parts cool. The robot's charging port, on/off switch, and a unique loop for towing small items are all located on the back. The loop also serves to protect the robot from minor collisions. Two printed spoilers above the wheels add to wheel protection and to the robot's aesthetic design.
+Printed meshes on the front and top of the robot help keep electrical  cool. The robot's charging port, on/off switch, and a unique loop for towing small items are all located on the back. The loop also serves to protect the robot from minor collisions. Two printed spoilers above the wheels add to wheel protection and to the robot's aesthetic design.
 
 The top surface of the robot is divided into two pieces. A cover that attaches to the main body using unique clips is the original accessory. The main cover can be joined to the top cover using an easy twist-and-lock function. It can be easily removed to give access to the interior of the robot and can also support a base of Lego bricks, allowing bricks to be added on top of the robot. This option enables lower grade teachers to combine FOSSBot with other Lego projects and can help add new activities to FOSSBot.