DAY 1 · RULES & LEARNED PATTERNS

Robot Repair Shop

Two robots. Two different ways to decide.
Spot their mistakes and get the shop running again.

Watch · Stop · Repair

About 7 to 9 minutes. Your best score stays on this device.

FROM THE DAY 1 LESSON

Why do they need different fixes?

Robo-Rule

Follows an instruction written by a person.

Repair the instruction.

Robo-Learn

Learns from photos labeled Good or Bad.

Improve its examples.

Your job in the shop

1 Watch

Watch which crate each fruit lands in.

2 Stop

Press STOP when a fruit lands in the wrong crate.

3 Repair

Choose a fix, try it, then watch the robot sort again.

Repair both robots, then compare what you changed.

JOB 1 · RULE-BASED

Read Robo-Rule’s rule

The shop needs strawberries in one crate and everything else in the other.

THE INSTRUCTION IT FOLLOWS
If a fruit is red, put it in Strawberries.
If it isn’t red, put it in Everything else.

Watch carefully. Press STOP when a fruit lands in the wrong crate.

JOB 2 · MACHINE LEARNING

Meet Robo-Learn

Robo-Learn sorts apples into Good and Bad. It learned from 50 photos labeled by a person.

Some of its training photos

GoodFresh, with no brown spotsBadBrown spots or rotten skin

The same job: press STOP when an apple lands in the wrong crate.

Job 1 Score 0

Wrong crate? Press STOP.

DAY 1 · YOUR RESULTS

Both robots repaired!

Two repairs. Two different methods.

ROBO-RULE

You changed the instruction.

“Red” let other red fruit in. Adding “seeds on the outside” kept them out.

ROBO-LEARN

You added missing examples.

It saw only red apples before. Green and yellow examples helped it sort more kinds.

Words from Day 1

Rule

An instruction a person writes for a machine to follow.

Training data

The examples a machine uses to learn.

Pattern

A similarity or connection the machine finds in examples.

In this shop, fix a written rule by editing it. Improve a learned pattern with better examples.